Your LinkedIn Ghostwriter for Startup Founders
You need customers, hires and investors at once. Coflux turns your week into posts for all three, in your voice.
Document the build while it is happening, without losing a day to writing.
“Our first hire turned down a bigger offer to join us. I asked why. She said: ‘You told me exactly what was broken.’ Most startup job posts sell the vision. We sold the mess: no onboarding doc, a flaky deploy pipeline, three customers who would call her directly. The people you want are looking for a problem worth owning, not a perk list.”
Where it breaks down for startup founders
Your best candidates read your profile before replying, and it says almost nothing about what working with you is like.
Customer discovery calls produce sharp insights that disappear into a notebook instead of attracting the next ten conversations.
Posting stops completely during a raise or a launch, exactly when visibility matters most.
Generic ‘lessons from building a startup’ posts make you sound like every other founder in the feed.
Hiring a ghostwriter costs more per month than your first contractor and they still need you to explain the business.
How Coflux AI writes for startup founders
Generic tools
Fluent in the vocabulary of startup founders, empty of the conviction behind it.
Coflux AI
Writes from an identity profile built on your story, opinions, audience, and offers.
Coflux AI starts with an identity profile: the problem you are solving, the customers you serve, why you started, and the opinions you have formed along the way. That profile is the reason a post about ‘talking to users’ comes out as your specific story about the call that changed the roadmap.
Each week, open the co-pilot and tell it what happened: a pilot signed, a hire made, an experiment that failed. If you only give a headline, it interviews you with a few clickable questions so the post has a concrete moment, number or decision in the first line. It remembers useful context from earlier sessions, so you do not re-explain the company every time.
You choose the job each post should do. Ask for a recruiting post and it leans on culture and the problem a new hire would own. Ask for a customer post and it leads with the pain and the proof. Ask for content ideas and it returns a table of angles grounded in current news from your space, which you can draft with one click.
Drafts land in a LinkedIn preview editor. Edit, add photos from the offsite or a pitch deck PDF, and schedule. Coflux posts to LinkedIn on time, so the narrative keeps moving even in the weeks you are buried in a fundraise.
Example LinkedIn posts for startup founders
Illustrative posts in this voice, not real published results.
Coflux features startup founders use most
Posts that do a specific job
Ask for a recruiting post, a customer-pain post or an investor-update style post. The co-pilot shapes the same week's events for the audience you need to reach.
Content ideas from current news
Ask what to post and Coflux AI searches the web for recent developments in your market, then returns a table of topics and angles you can turn into a draft.
Memory across sessions
Useful facts from earlier chats, like your pilot customers or hiring plans, are remembered and reused, so each session starts from where the last one ended.
Scheduling through crunch weeks
Batch posts on a quiet Sunday and let the calendar publish them to LinkedIn while you are in back-to-back partner meetings.
Common questions
Related pages
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Every hour spent writing a post is an hour not spent on the product or a sales call.
The early days are the most interesting part of the story. Capture them while they are happening, one specific post at a time.
Show up like you mean it.
Without losing the hour.
Free to try. No card. See your first result in under 5 minutes.