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One click on a LinkedIn profile opens a human-signal research brief in showyouknowme. No scraping — nothing touches the page. You're looking at a prospect's LinkedIn profile. One click gets you what LinkedIn can't: the human signals — hobbies, causes, podcast appearances, recent talks — that turn a cold email into a warm one, each with a source link, recency, and a confidence rating. showyouknowme researches the OPEN WEB (never LinkedIn itself) and writes a Human Signal Brief: a verdict on how to open, the top signal to lead with, and every finding sourced so you can verify before you hit send. THE EXTENSION • On a profile? Click the icon → Run research. Done. • Right-click any LinkedIn profile link — in search results, a team page, an email — and research it without opening it. • Type "sykm" in the address bar, paste a URL, hit Enter. • Recent launches one click away. Ctrl+Shift+Y (⌘⇧Y on Mac) anywhere. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO The extension reads nothing from the pages you visit. No content scripts, no scraping, no tracking, no analytics. It sees a URL only when you explicitly hand it one (click, right-click, or paste) and opens your showyouknowme research in a new tab. That's the whole extension. Requires a showyouknowme account — free tier includes 5 briefs per month, no card required.
Jul 20, 2026
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