LinkedIn scheduler · official API, not a Chrome extension
A LinkedIn scheduler
that doesn’t sit
on your cookie
Most “LinkedIn schedulers” are a browser extension pretending to be you. Boykli connects once via OAuth, queues posts and carousel PDFs, publishes at the times you pick. Calendar below is the product.
A queue is useless
if you still have nothing to post.
Autocomplete is “linkedin scheduler,” “free,” “tool,” “api.” Free usually means an extension. We don’t do that. Honest split below — then the actual calendar.
| Job | Buffer / extension | Boykli |
|---|---|---|
| What you queue | A caption you already wrote. Carousel is a separate upload. | The post you just generated, or the carousel PDF. Same queue. |
| How it publishes | Chrome extension clicks LinkedIn as you. Ban-risk people complain about. | Official LinkedIn API. Connect once. Disconnect in Settings. |
| Multi-network | Buffer/Typefully win if you also post to X and Instagram. | LinkedIn only. If you need 6 networks, stay on Buffer. |
| Blank page | Scheduler assumes you already have the post. | Voice, seven write modes, Radar — then the calendar. That’s the point. |
vs Buffer · Talk → draft → queue. Buffer still wants a caption.
Voice Agent
HUMAN-LIKE CONVERSATION
Getting ideas out of your head and onto LinkedIn is the hard part. Staring at a blank box, then asking an LLM to “write a post,” usually still feels stiff and unfinished.
Voice Agent is a conversation agent that talks like a human. Talk with it for 4–5 minutes, get the ideas out, and it handles all the post creation.
vs Buffer · The scheduler assumes you have something to post. We write it first.
vs Buffer · Document posts, not just text.
vs Buffer · Official LinkedIn API. Posts and carousel PDFs in one queue.
vs Buffer · Fill the week from what’s happening, not from leftover drafts.
