Your buyers don’t care what your product does.
They care what changes on Monday.Every demo I’ve lost started with features.
Built fromYour profileHeads of MarketingCustomer call notes.pdf
Turn into a postYour second brain for LinkedIn.
Drafth learns from your profile, your audience and the documents you upload. It keeps an eye on what’s trending in your space, then turns raw ideas into LinkedIn posts that sound like you.
Invite-only. We’re letting people in, in small batches, from January 2027.
Every idea starts with what you know.
Drafth learns who you are and who you’re writing for. Then it finds ideas in your own material and in what’s trending, so every idea comes from you, not from a template.
Your profile
Your role, your business, what you sell and what you’re known for. Drafth reads your LinkedIn profile and suggests ideas only you could write.
✓ Learned from your profileWho you’re talking to
Tell Drafth who your ideal customer is, by role, company stage and size. Every idea is written for the people you want to reach, not for everyone on LinkedIn.
Heads of Marketing, Series A SaaSRevOps leads, 50–200 peopleYour knowledge base
Upload call notes, strategy docs, case studies or old talks. Drafth finds the lessons, wins and customer stories inside them and turns each one into a post idea.
PDFCustomer call notes.pdfDOCPricing strategy.docxPDFCase study: AcmeTXTWebinar transcript
Every idea traces back to you.
Watch one idea become a post.
Five steps from a rough idea to a scheduled LinkedIn post.
IdeaStep 1 of 5
Start with a rough thought, or take one of ours.
Type it the way you’d say it, or pick an idea Drafth suggested from your profile, your notes or this week’s trends. A single line is enough.
AnglesStep 2 of 5
Drafth finds the angles.
A raw idea becomes three ways in, each picked for what your buyers care about. Choose one. If your idea already has depth, Drafth skips straight to the draft.
DraftStep 3 of 5
A first draft in your voice.
Written from your profile, your audience and your own material, not from a template. The chips show exactly where each part came from.
EditStep 4 of 5
You stay the editor.
Select any line to rewrite, shorten or turn into bullets, and only that line changes. Or just ask: “Give me a sharper hook.” “Make it more casual.” “Cut it to 150 words.”
ScheduleStep 5 of 5
Ready for the feed.
Preview it exactly as LinkedIn will show it, then schedule it for when your audience is online.
lost a deal 6 mins into a demo. kept showing features
Which angle should we take?
Three ways in, each written for your buyers. Pick one.
I lost a deal in the first six minutes of a demo.
Drafting…
Drafted fromYour profileCustomer call notes.pdfHeads of Marketing
I lost a deal in the first six minutes of a demo.
I opened with the feature tour. Integrations, dashboards, the new AI assistant. The buyer nodded politely and stopped asking questions.
Afterwards she told me what she’d come for: her team rebuilds the same report by hand every Monday.
Pick one. Only this paragraph changes.
Or askSharper hookMore casualUnder 150 words
Maya R.Founder · B2B SaaS · NowI lost a deal in the first six minutes of a demo.
I opened with the feature tour. Integrations, dashboards, the new AI assistant. The buyer nodded politely and stopped asking questions.
Afterwards she told me what she’d come for: her team rebuilds the same report by hand every Monday.
We solve that in one click. I just never asked.
Your material stays yours.
Private by default.
The documents you upload are only used to suggest ideas and write your posts.
Nothing posts without you.
Drafth drafts and schedules. You approve every post.
Every idea traces back to you.
See which part of your profile, your notes or the trends each idea came from.
Why join now
- Founding-member pricing. Beta members get a founding-member price when Drafth launches.
- Shape what we build. Talk directly to the founders. Your feedback decides what comes next.
- First in line for integrations. Beta members get every new feature before anyone else.
Join the private beta
Be one of the first to try Drafth.
Invite-only. We’re letting people in, in small batches, from January 2027.
Questions before you join.
What people ask us most about Drafth and the waitlist.
When can I use Drafth?
We’re inviting the first beta members in January 2027, in small batches. Public launch is planned for early 2027. Join the list and we’ll email you when your invite is ready.
Who is Drafth for?
Founders, marketers, consultants and anyone who wants to post on LinkedIn about their work regularly, without starting from a blank page.
How is this different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT starts from your prompt. Drafth starts from you: your profile, your audience, your documents and what’s trending in your space. It suggests ideas, gives you angles, writes in your voice and lets you change one line without rewriting the whole post.
Will my posts sound like AI?
Drafth writes from your profile and your own material, and learns from the posts you save. You can change the tone, length, structure and hook by asking, or edit any line yourself.
What happens to the documents I upload?
They’re only used to suggest ideas and write your posts, and you can delete them at any time.
Does Drafth post for me?
Only when you say so. You approve every post and choose when it goes out.
How much will it cost?
Free during the beta. Beta members get founding-member pricing when we launch.
Can I connect Notion, Slack or Google Drive?
Not yet. Integrations are next on our roadmap, and beta members help decide which one comes first.