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Silently scores your LinkedIn feed against your professional goals and surfaces relevant opportunities. Stop scrolling. Start connecting. Every day, dozens of job opportunities flow through your LinkedIn feed — hiring posts, funding announcements, leadership changes, team expansions — and most of them scroll right past you before you can act. LazyIntro runs silently in the background while you browse LinkedIn. It reads every post as you scroll, scores it against your professional background, and surfaces the ones that actually matter to you. When you find one worth acting on, it's already written a personalized message you can send in one click. No more copy-pasting templates. No more staring at a blank message box. Just scroll your feed and let LazyIntro do the work. HOW IT WORKS Set up your profile — Tell LazyIntro your current role, industry, and what you're looking for. Upload your resume so it can reference your actual experience. Scroll your feed normally — LazyIntro runs quietly in the background. You don't need to do anything differently. Matches appear in the sidebar — A panel on the right edge of your screen collects every relevant opportunity as it's detected. Tap to open it anytime. Get a personalized message — Click any match to see who posted it, what they said, and a ready-to-send outreach message written specifically for that post — referencing details from your resume and the signal in the post. Copy and send — Hit "Copy message," open LinkedIn messaging, and paste. Done. WHAT LAZYINTRO DETECTS LazyIntro recognizes seven types of signals that indicate real opportunity: Hiring Signal — Someone posting that they're actively hiring or have open roles Funding Round — Companies announcing they've raised money (seed, Series A, B, C...) Team Growth — Posts about scaling headcount or expanding the team New Hire — Someone announcing they just joined a company Leadership Change — New executives, promotions, or leadership transitions Market Expansion — Companies opening new offices or entering new markets Product Launch — New products or features that signal team growth ahead PERSONALIZED OUTREACH, NOT GENERIC TEMPLATES LazyIntro doesn't just detect signals — it writes you a message that sounds like you. Using your resume and the specific details in each post, it generates a 2–3 sentence opening that references: Something specific the person posted about A relevant skill or role from your actual work history The right tone for the type of signal (congratulatory for new hires, enthusiastic for funding rounds, direct for hiring posts) The result is a message that gets responses — because it's specific, relevant, and human. KEY FEATURES ✓ Runs silently — no interruptions while you browse ✓ Detects 7 types of job-relevant signals ✓ AI-generated outreach messages personalized to each post ✓ Filter matches by signal type (Hiring, Funding, Growth, etc.) ✓ Browse matches by date — never lose a past opportunity ✓ One-click copy to send instantly in LinkedIn messaging ✓ Shadow DOM sidebar — fully isolated from LinkedIn's styles ✓ All your matches saved for 30 days YOUR PRIVACY LazyIntro reads only what's already visible on your screen. It does not: Log into LinkedIn independently Access your LinkedIn connections, messages, or profile data Store your browsing history Share your data with third parties (except OpenAI for message generation and Stripe for payments) Your resume text is stored locally on your device. Your professional profile and preferences sync privately across your Chrome devices. Full privacy policy available at [your website URL]. GETTING STARTED Install LazyIntro Complete the one-minute setup (your role, industry, and resume) Head to linkedin.com/feed and start scrolling Your first match will appear within minutes. FREE TRIAL LazyIntro includes a 7-day free trial with full access to all features. After the trial, continue with a Pro subscription for $9/week. LazyIntro is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn Corporation.
Jun 23, 2026
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