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See who someone is before you message them on LinkedIn, and get a first message worth sending. Relationship Copilot reads the LinkedIn profile you are looking at and tells you three things: who this person actually is, whether it is worth reaching out, and what to say first. HOW IT WORKS Open any LinkedIn profile and press Prepare Me. The extension reads what is already on the page — their about section, their recent posts, what they do — and gives you a short, plain-English picture of them. WHAT YOU GET - Who they are, in two lines. Not their job title copied back at you. - Whether to message them, send a connection request, or warm up first - A first message built from something they actually wrote - A history of everyone you have looked at, so you can pick up where you left off WHY THE ADVICE CHANGES A message to someone you are already connected to is not the same as a message to a founder with 100,000 followers. Relationship Copilot takes account of how reachable someone actually is. Sometimes the honest answer is "do not send a cold message yet — comment on their posts for a few weeks first". It will tell you that instead of writing a message that will be ignored. YOU STAY IN CONTROL Every message is editable before you send it. Nothing is ever sent for you. The extension does not post, connect, or message on your behalf. PRIVACY The extension reads only the page you are on, and only when you press the button. It never reads pages in the background and never visits pages on its own. This is a beta. It is free while we are building it, and we would rather have your feedback than your money. There is a "Tell us what broke" button in the menu — please use it.
Jul 28, 2026
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