Posts that sound like you
Edgar reads your top LinkedIn posts and builds a profile of how you write. Every new draft is generated against that profile, so the output reads like you wrote it.
Your voice, mapped before Edgar writes a word
Before generating anything, Edgar pulls in your existing LinkedIn presence and studies your top-performing posts. The way you open a sentence, the words you reach for, whether you start with the story or the punchline.
The result is a structured style profile that Edgar references on every draft. The voice you already have, sharpened.
- Reads your existing top posts automatically
- Captures tone, cadence, and point of view
- Catches signature phrases and personal turns of speech
Adjust the profile any time
The style profile is yours to edit. Add phrases you love, ban the ones you don’t. Reshape Edgar’s sense of your voice once and every future post inherits the change.
Edgar also blocks more than thirty dead AI phrases at the model level, so words like “leverage,” “unlock,” and “game-changer” never show up in your drafts.
- Edit tone, used phrases, and banned phrases
- 30+ dead AI words blocked by default
- Every edit applies to the next post immediately
Built around your voice
Unique to you
Built from your real posts. No two writers get the same profile.
30+ AI words blocked
Dead phrases like “leverage” and “game-changer” are filtered out at the source.
Sharper each session
Edgar learns from the posts you approve and the ones you reject, every week.
Fully editable
Open the profile and tune it any time. Changes apply to the next draft.
Format-aware
Hook-plus-story, observation, list, vulnerability: Edgar picks the format the story actually wants.
Sounds like you
Friends and colleagues read your posts and don’t suspect a thing. That’s the bar.
How the style profile builds
Connect LinkedIn
Edgar reads your top-performing posts to build the first version of your profile.
Talk weekly
Every session adds new context for the profile to draw from.
Edit any time
Open the profile, refine tone or phrasing, and Edgar applies it to the next draft.
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