For founders, executives, and the agencies behind them
LinkedIn posts that sound like you, because they start with you.
Talk for five minutes about your work. The Noticed Engine turns your stories and opinions into posts in your voice, plans your week, and publishes to LinkedIn when you approve.
R1,899 a month. Cancel any time.
You have plenty to say. You don't have time to write it.
AI tools write generic posts because they know nothing about you. The Noticed Engine starts by listening, so every post is built from something you actually did, decided, or believe.
How it works
Talk for five minutes
A guided interview about your work, your calls, and what you've learned. Type or speak.
Get posts every week
Drafts written from your own words, 1 to 5 a week, planned across your week.
Edit and approve
Change anything, or ask for a shorter or sharper version. Nothing goes out without you.
Publish to LinkedIn
Approved posts go out at their planned time, from your own profile.
Built for people who answer from their phone.
- Something happened worth sharing? Add it in a sentence or two, and it feeds your next posts.
- Speak instead of typing. The microphone is built in.
- Sign in with an emailed code. No passwords.
Everything between the first question and the published post.
All features- Adaptive interview
- Each question is chosen from what has been said and what is still missing.
- Follow-ups on thin answers
- Asks for the event, the cost, or the belief behind a vague answer. Two at most.
- Prompts on WhatsApp or email
- One short question on the days you set, aimed at the thinnest category.
- Typed knowledge items
- Facts, beliefs, stories, lessons, frameworks, preferences, goals. Each linked to its source.
- Search by meaning
- Find the story when none of your words appear in it.
- Voice profile
- How they write: rhythm, vocabulary, recurring phrases, what they avoid.
- Draft from knowledge
- Pick the items. Get a draft in their voice, with a photo suggested.
- Publish to LinkedIn
- Post now or schedule, and follow status in one calendar.
- White-label portal
- Your name, logo, and colours, on your own subdomain.
Posts built from your own words.
Each draft is written from specific things you said, in your tone. Edit it, ask for changes, then approve. Nothing is published without your approval.
One price. Use it yourself, or for your clients.
For you
R1,899/ month
- Your five-minute interview and a knowledge base that grows
- 1 to 5 suggested posts every week, plus any you ask for
- Edit, revise with AI, approve, and publish to LinkedIn
- Cancel any time
For agencies
R1,899/ client / month
- A client portal in your name and colours, on your subdomain
- Interviews and knowledge bases for every client
- Drafts your team edits, and approvals by email or WhatsApp
- Pay only for active clients
Questions
- Who is it for?
- Founders, executives, and consultants who want to post on LinkedIn without writing every word themselves. Agencies that write for clients use the same product under their own name.
- Does it write the posts for me?
- Yes. Every week it drafts posts from what you told it in the interview and since. You read them, edit or ask for changes, and approve. Nothing is posted without your approval.
- What do I have to do?
- Sign up with your email, talk for about five minutes, and pick your topics and tone. After that, approve or tweak the posts it suggests, and add a story whenever something happens.
- How much does it cost?
- R1,899 a month, billed to your card. Agencies pay R1,899 a month for each client. Cancel any time and keep what you've paid for.
- Do I need an agency?
- No. Most people use The Noticed Engine on their own. If you already work with an agency, ask them to invite you instead.
- Will my agency's clients see your brand?
- No. For agencies, the portal, emails, and messages carry your agency's name and colours, on your own subdomain.
- Is my data used to train AI models?
- No. Models read your answers to ask follow-up questions, organise what you said, and draft posts. Those requests are not used for training, and every person's knowledge base is kept separate.