LinkedIn reply assistant

An AI comment generator for LinkedIn that drafts in your voice.

For founders and solo builders joining conversations with customers and peers. Draft from the visible post and your saved persona, add your own point of view, then post yourself.

Free plan · No credit card · Desktop Chrome · Sign-in required

Voxily mood picker open under a comment box Human-reviewed drafting inside the social composer. No auto-posting.
Founder example

A reply that adds to the conversation.

Illustrative example. Review the actual draft before posting.

The post

We replaced recurring handoff meetings with clearer project briefs. How do you keep teams aligned?

Your possible reply

A short brief helps when it names who decides, what’s still unknown, and where updates go. How do you handle decisions that change after the handoff?

Free or Pro

Start free. Upgrade when you need more.

Both plans include the eight standard moods, core drafting, history, and ratings.

Voxily plan differences
FeatureFreePro
Replies10 per dayHigher usage allowances
Personas / knowledge entries1 persona / 5 entriesUnlimited personas and entries
Post generations3 per dayHigher usage allowances
Chat requests / rewrites10 each per dayHigher usage allowances
Voice or import analyses3 per dayHigher usage allowances
Conversation length3 user messages per chatNo three-message limit
Fix My ReplyIncluded; uses reply allowanceIncluded; uses reply allowance
Three reply variations, Custom Mood, Brand Mode, DM draftsLocked; opens pricingIncluded; variations optional
Use case

Why Voxily fits this workflow.

Here's how Voxily handles this workflow, and what you can check yourself in the extension.

Built for professional comments

LinkedIn replies need to sound useful, credible, and specific. Voxily drafts a first pass from the visible post context, your persona, and any saved knowledge you choose to keep in the product.

  • Professional, Thoughtful, Supportive, and Networking moods built for LinkedIn etiquette
  • Brand Mode (Pro) for founder or company context
  • Manual review before anything is posted

For sellers and founders

Use Voxily when you want to join a conversation without writing a generic AI comment. The goal is to make replies faster while keeping your point of view intact.

  • Respond to prospects and creators, with 3 labeled reply variations on Pro
  • Turn rough replies into sharper comments with Fix My Reply
  • Use Voxily Chat to shape outbound posts in your voice, plus DMs on Pro

Not an automation bot

Voxily does not auto-post, scrape at scale, or send bulk messages on LinkedIn. It drafts text for a human to review and use responsibly.

Workflow

How to use it without risky automation.

Voxily drafts. You review, edit, and post the final text.

01

Open LinkedIn

Use a normal LinkedIn reply or comment composer on a post where you want to contribute.

02

Click Voxily

Pick a mood and let Voxily use the visible post context plus your selected persona and knowledge to draft a reply (three labeled angles when enabled on Pro).

03

Review the draft

Edit anything that sounds too generic, too promotional, or not specific enough. Switch moods in one click if the angle is off.

04

Post manually

Use LinkedIn normally. You decide whether the final reply should be posted.

FAQ

Common questions.

Quick answers before you install.

Is Voxily a LinkedIn automation tool?

No. Voxily is a drafting assistant. It creates text suggestions, but you review and post manually.

Does Voxily send LinkedIn messages for me?

No. Voxily Chat can help draft outreach DMs on Pro, but Voxily never sends DMs or comments automatically.

What makes it different from ChatGPT?

Voxily works inside the LinkedIn composer, uses the current post context, and can reuse your saved persona and knowledge (typed, pasted, or uploaded as PDF/DOC/DOCX/MD/TXT) without a separate prompt workflow.

Who should try it first?

Founders, creators, consultants, recruiters, and sellers who already spend time replying on LinkedIn and want faster first drafts.

Install Voxily and try it in one real thread.

Start with one real reply on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, or Reddit. Keep the draft only if it sounds like something you would actually post.

Install free

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