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Get in, do the thing, get out. Beeline asks what you came for, takes you straight there, and keeps the feed from eating your day. You opened LinkedIn to reply to one message. Forty minutes later you're still scrolling. Beeline fixes the gap between why you opened LinkedIn and what you actually do there. When you land on your feed, a small card slides down and asks one question: what are you here for? WHAT IT DOES 1. Pick a task: reply to messages, check notifications, review invitations, look someone up, or post something. Beeline takes you straight there. No feed on the way. 2. Look someone up the smart way: Beeline clears the screen and hands you LinkedIn's own search bar, suggestions and all. Or type the name and jump straight to results. 3. Stay on track without being trapped: a small pill shows what you came for, with one-tap Done when you finish. Click a notification and read the post it points to. Nothing is ever blocked. If you linger, one quiet reminder asks if you're done. It never repeats. 4. Want to browse? Browse on purpose: start a timed session (3 to 15 minutes, your call). When time is up, extend it or leave clean. Your choice, made consciously. 5. Blinders mode, for the disciplined: flip one switch and the feed loads grayed out until you choose a task. No doomscroll on arrival, ever. 6. Not in the mood? Dismiss the card and it collapses to a small dot. Beeline never nags, never blocks your navigation, and turns fully off with one toggle. WHAT IT NEVER DOES Beeline runs only on linkedin.com. It collects nothing, tracks nothing, and sends nothing anywhere. Your settings stay in your browser. There are no accounts, no ads, no analytics. Profiles, jobs, company pages, messaging, Sales Navigator and Recruiter are never touched. Built by someone who kept losing 40 minutes at a time to the feed. Beeline is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.
Jul 28, 2026
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