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Draft thoughtful LinkedIn comments in your voice. You edit and post. Nothing ever posts itself. CommentCraft drafts a relevant LinkedIn comment in your voice, right in LinkedIn’s own comment box. You read it, edit it, post it. Nothing ever posts itself. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open a post on LinkedIn. A sparkle appears in the native comment box. 2. Pick a tone (how it sounds) and an angle (what it says). Or let Auto read the post. 3. Generate. The draft lands in LinkedIn’s box — editable, yours. You hit LinkedIn’s own Post button. WHY IT IS NOT ANOTHER WRAPPER Generic tools write “This is so inspiring! Thanks for sharing.” CommentCraft reads the post, uses the identity you saved (about you, your positions, your voice examples), and drafts something you would actually post under your name. You can pin “Your take” so a comment asserts one of your own stated positions — never an invented opinion. AI IS INCLUDED A licence includes hosted generation, metered in credits. You do not need your own API key to use the product. If you run out, you can paste your own OpenRouter key and keep going on your bill. That overflow is optional. Nothing posts automatically. We do not run a queue, a bot, or an “engage 50 posts” mode. The extension only sees the post you opened the comment box on. PRIVACY Post text is sent to api.commentcraft.app to write the draft, then discarded. Post bodies are never logged or stored. We do not train on your writing. Settings sync through your Chrome profile, not through our servers. Plans and the 7-day trial: commentcraft.app Privacy: commentcraft.app/privacy Support: hello@commentcraft.app
Aug 24, 2026
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