Linkeezy: A LinkedIn productivity tool for organizing inbox, feeds, and saved content
By
Todd Kunsman
Pulled from the oven a few minutes early. Edible, just barely.
Summary
Linkeezy is a productivity tool designed to help LinkedIn users manage their inbox, organize feeds around people or topics, and save content for later. Founder Todd built it to solve LinkedIn's clutter problem—buried conversations, messy inboxes, and disappearing posts. Unlike automation tools, Linkeezy does not send messages, generate AI replies, or take actions on behalf of users. It keeps users in full control and does not store LinkedIn messages or content, aiming to reduce time spent managing LinkedIn and increase time building relationships.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledLinkedIn became too valuable to ignore in my work but too messy.
The inbox gets super cluttered with limited functions to find what you need.
Unlike automation tools, Linkeezy doesn't send messages, generate AI replies, or take actions on your behalf.
You stay in full control, and we don't store your LinkedIn messages or content.
Spend less time managing LinkedIn and more time building relationships and finding opportunities fast.
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