Everything Liftli does for LinkedIn.

Rewrite your profile.

Most profiles are a résumé. A résumé asks to be hired; a landing page attracts the customers you actually want. Liftli reads what you do, who you're for, and how you talk — then rewrites the headline, the About section, and the experience copy so the right person reads three lines and knows they're in the right place.

You get finished text. You paste it in yourself — Liftli never touches your profile settings or logs into your account.

Write posts that came from your week.

Liftli doesn't start at a topic box. plan_post starts at your real material — the voice note from the drive home, Tuesday's call, the thing you actually shipped — and turns it into a post with a point.

• Your voice, extracted. Patterns learned from your own past writing, not a house style.
• Critique and revise. Every draft is torn apart and rewritten before you ever see it.
• Checked against your corpus. Liftli reads everything you've already published, so you don't retell March's story in June or contradict yourself.
• Approve, tweak, or skip. Approved posts publish or schedule through LinkedIn's official API.

Afterwards you can log or paste your results back in, and Liftli uses those outcomes to shape what it drafts next. It reads what you record — not LinkedIn's full native analytics.

Build carousels in chat.

Document carousels are the highest-effort format on LinkedIn — which is exactly why most people never make one. It usually means a designer, or an hour in Canva, per post.

Liftli generates the whole thing inside the conversation: you describe the idea, it writes the slide-by-slide narrative and renders a real PDF, ready to attach as a LinkedIn document post. No design tool, no template marketplace, no export dance.