Linkyfy
AI-Powered LinkedIn & Email Outreach Automation
Daily tracking just started for this launch — the first point is on the board. A second reading lands with tomorrow's run, and the curve builds from there.
How the launch is moving on its own board, day by day — the crowd's attention.
A flat line is normal: votes stop within a day or two of launch, on every board. What's unusual — and what actually counts — is a launch that keeps pulling votes long after its day is over.
- Free tier
- yes
- Kind
- desktop
- Runs on
- Windows · macOS
- AI
- core
⚿ 8 contact fields stay closed. Everything it says about itself is open; how to reach it needs an account. Open them →
What it costs2
“Yes. Linkyfy.ai is currently free to use while we roll out the initial version and upcoming features.”— home page
“Pricing -> https://www.linkyfy.ai/pricing/”— home page
How it runs2
“Linkyfy is an AI-powered LinkedIn automation tool built for founders, CXOs, and sales professionals”— launch post
“Linkyfy runs as a secure desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu and never stores your LinkedIn password”— launch post
What it offers as proof2
“Blog -> https://www.linkyfy.ai/blog/”— home page
“LinkedIn Post Finder Coming Soon”— home page
Who it says it is for1
“Linkyfy is an AI-powered LinkedIn automation tool built for founders, CXOs, and sales professionals who want to personalize outreach, automate connections, and grow their network at scale.”— launch post
What it names2
“This application requires the Google Chrome browser to function.”— home page
“Linkyfy is an AI-powered LinkedIn automation tool built for founders, CXOs, and sales professionals”— launch post
How to reach it2
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
⚿ Value and quote open with an account.
Asked, not stated 48
We looked for these and the pages did not say either way. That is not the same as a no.
Lets you delete your account · Lets you export your data · Offers an API · Bring your own API key · form.channels · Cloud / hosted · Runs locally / offline · Open source · Self-hostable · Self-described as · Names a company · identity.headline · Registered company (Ltd/LLC/Inc) · money.amounts · Takes a commission · Contact sales / demo required · money.free_type · Monthly subscription · One-time purchase · money.trial · Yearly plan · Positioned as alternative to · Has a comparison page · pos.not_offered · pos.superlative · Backers · Still in beta · Has a careers page · Has a case study · Compliance · Shows customer logos · Has documentation · proof.funding · Cites a usage number · Sign up instantly · proof.trial_gate · Waitlist only · Has a Discord/Slack community · Country · reach.person_name · reach.we_or_i · Has X / Twitter · Built for enterprise · who.for_phrase · Sells into · Languages · Built for solo / indie · Built for teams
About
Linkyfy is an AI-powered LinkedIn automation tool built for founders, CXOs, and sales professionals who want to personalize outreach, automate connections, and grow their network at scale. From one platform, Linkyfy powers LinkedIn outreach automation, AI-driven LinkedIn message automation, email outreach automation, and coordinated multichannel outreach across LinkedIn and email. Instead of generic templates, Linkyfy uses AI to craft context-aware messages tailored to each prospect, so every connection request, follow-up, and email feels personal. It also discovers business emails for your LinkedIn prospects, so you can run multichannel sequences in one place. Linkyfy runs as a secure desktop app on Windows, macOS, and Ubuntu and never stores your LinkedIn password, keeping your account safe while you scale. Whether you are building a pipeline, growing a founder-led network, or opening doors to partners and investors, Linkyfy makes outreach faster and more personalized.
Moving right now. The clock only starts when a launch goes quiet.
We check this site every day, ourselves. A founder can post “still working on it” — a claim like that doesn't price. What we price is what we can verify from the outside: evidence, not announcements. The real question isn't “will this be huge?” — it's “will they still be moving in four weeks?”
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