Lyncera — Manual LinkedIn Prospecting

Lyncera reads the LinkedIn profile you already have open, scores whether that person is worth an hour of your time, and drafts the first message if they are. It does this only when you press a button. There is no background crawling, no queue of profiles to work through, and no connection requests. The extension never sends anything for you: it writes a draft, you copy it, and you send it yourself. If you connect your own mailbox in the web app, a message leaves only when you press send on it. It reads three kinds of LinkedIn page, and returns something different from each: • A profile — the full analysis. Fit score, the reasoning, and a message draft. • A company page — what the company is, what it is doing, and whether it fits who you sell to. No message draft; a company is not somebody to write to. • Search results — a quick pass over the people on the page, sorted by how well they match, so you know which one to open. It reads only what the result row already shows, and never opens the profiles to fill in the gaps. WHAT IT DOES • Fit score out of 100, with the parts shown. Six signals — ideal-customer match, role relevance, company fit, buying signals, timing and how much the profile actually gave up — combined in code rather than guessed by a model. The breakdown always adds up, and a thin profile scores low because there is little to judge, which is not the same as a bad fit. • The reasoning, not just the number. Why this person, why now, what to be careful about, and what the profile did not say. • A first message in your voice. You choose the goal, the tone and the length. Before you send, the draft is checked against the things that embarrass: an employer who has changed since the analysis, a colleague who already wrote to this person, a near-duplicate of something you sent last month. • A workspace that remembers. Saved contacts, companies, notes, follow-ups on a real calendar, and a record of what was said to whom. • Company research from public sources, with every claim carrying the source it came from. • Twelve interface languages, and a profile is read in the language of the person on it — so a Spanish profile fills an English workspace correctly. WHAT IT WILL NEVER DO No automated messaging. No connection requests. No bulk collection or scheduled visits to profiles. No storing of raw page HTML. Every read happens because you pressed something on a page you opened yourself. These are in our terms as well as in the code, and they are why this looks different from tools that promise volume. WHAT YOU NEED A Lyncera account (there is a free trial) and a one-time pairing code from the web app. The extension does not work on its own, and it works only on linkedin.com. Lyncera is an independent product. It is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by LinkedIn Corporation, and LinkedIn is their trademark. Privacy policy: https://lyncera.ai/privacy Terms: https://lyncera.ai/terms