PinnedIn — LinkedIn Bookmarks & Creator Shortcuts
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Pin the LinkedIn people you actually read. One-click shortcuts to your favourite creators — right where you work. You follow people on LinkedIn whose thinking you respect — the founder building in public, the creative director two steps ahead of the trend, the peer whose posts you'd actually pay for. So why does your feed open on a viral hot-take from a stranger, three engagement-bait polls, and an ad — while the one person you wanted to read sits four scrolls down, or doesn't show up at all? The feed decides who you see. You don't. What is PinnedIn? PinnedIn is a Chrome extension that pins the LinkedIn people you care about to a shortcut rail on the left edge of your screen. Pin a profile once, and it stays there — a single click takes you straight to that person and their latest posts. Think of it as a bookmark bar built specifically for the LinkedIn voices you don't want to miss. No new app to check. No second feed to manage. The people you've already chosen to follow, pulled out of the noise and put one click away. How it works Open any LinkedIn profile of someone you want to keep up with. Click the PinnedIn icon to pin them to your rail. Their shortcut now lives on the left of your screen — click it any time to jump straight to their profile and recent activity. Reorder or remove pins whenever your list of must-reads changes. Features One-click pinning — add any LinkedIn person to your rail from their profile in a single click. Always-visible shortcut rail — your chosen voices sit on the left edge, out of the way until you need them. Straight to their posts — skip the search box and the feed; go directly to the people you follow on purpose. You stay in control — your list, your order, your call. No algorithm deciding who's worth your time. Lightweight and local — your pinned list is small, fast, and stays on your machine. Who it's for Anyone who follows specific creators, founders, or peers on LinkedIn and keeps losing them in the feed Marketers, designers, and operators who treat LinkedIn as a research and learning channel, not just a feed People who'd rather read a handful of voices deeply than scroll a thousand shallowly The people you follow are a signal you built deliberately. PinnedIn just makes sure you can actually hear it.