What Amelia does

Amelia is your AI content teammate for LinkedIn. She turns what you already have (notes, voice memos, screenshots, meeting transcripts, emails, links, half-formed ideas) into LinkedIn posts that sound like you wrote them.

The core loop is short:

1. Share the context. Drop a voice memo, paste a link, forward an email, type a few words. Anything that captures what you want to say.
2. Amelia writes the post. She uses what she's learned about your direction, topics, and writing style to draft something on-brand.
3. You review and publish. Edit in the side panel, ask for changes in chat, then publish to LinkedIn in one click, or schedule it for later.

What makes her different

Amelia isn't a "type a topic, get a post" generator. She's built around two ideas:

• She gets to know you over time. The more you chat with her and publish, the better she gets at your voice. There's no setup quiz to fill out: your direction, topics, and writing patterns emerge from real conversations.
• She works with what you already have. You don't have to start from a blank page. Most posts come from a voice memo on a walk, a screenshot of a chart, a Drive doc, or a link you read this morning.

What Amelia can do

• Draft posts from notes, voice memos, screenshots, links, or files
• Generate AI images in photo, illustration, abstract, or minimal styles
• Translate to and from 20 languages
• Schedule posts to publish later, at the times that work best for your audience
• Remember context across sessions: projects you're working on, topics you care about, feedback you've given
• Score drafts for hook quality, clarity, structure, and voice match
• Strip sensitive info (Safe Share) so private learnings can become public posts

What she doesn't do (yet)

• Posts to other platforms (X crosspost is on Leader+; broader social is on the roadmap)
• Inline videos or embeds in posts (LinkedIn doesn't support them)
• Carousel posts (coming back soon)

Where to go next

• Your first post: a 5-minute walkthrough
• Connecting LinkedIn: required for publishing
• How credits work: every action has a small cost