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Write your LinkedIn posts in your feed, and know what each line asks of whoever reads it. Publishing once a week under your own name means writing fifty texts a year you have to answer for. Composeur holds the window where you write them, in the feed where you publish them. Compose. The composition window follows you down your feed: a subject, a tone, a format, and the draft arrives. It rewrites on instruction, keeps every version, and names the techniques in your own draft before you publish it yourself. Check before you sign. A draft written by a machine will happily invent a figure, a first name, a date: anything put forward that you did not supply is flagged. Composeur publishes nothing on your behalf: the text stays with you, to copy once you have checked it. Read closely. A button under any post opens the breakdown: the text annotated passage by passage, the reading scores, what the post is actually after, and the entry for each of the 34 techniques in the referential. That is what makes the rest usable: you write better once you can name what you read. Without breaking anything. The extension acts on linkedin.com only, reads a post only when you click its button, never alters your feed and never posts anything to it. Free account, no card: ten post readings and three complete drafts a month. The reading is also open with no account at all, at composeur.fr/checker. composeur.fr
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