Voxlio AI

Voxlio AI

AI writes your LinkedIn posts, you approve every one

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Published on Oct 27, 2026
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About Voxlio AI

Voxlio.ai writes, reviews, designs, and schedules LinkedIn posts. You set your voice once: role, audience, tone, and content pillars. Every post then runs through an AI council. A writer agent drafts it, a reviewer agent scores it, and an editor agent tightens it. The system also creates the image or carousel and checks it for readability and brand fit. You approve the finished post, then schedule it or publish it. Publishing uses LinkedIn's official API, so no browser extensions or session tokens are involved. Nothing goes live without your approval. Autopilot prepares upcoming posts from your strategy and posting frequency. A content calendar plans weeks or months ahead. Topic suggestions surface ideas matched to your pillars. Agency plans run up to 5 client workspaces, each with its own LinkedIn account, voice profile, and client approval links. The free plan includes 15 AI credits a month with no card. Pro is $19.99/month, Agency $69.99/month.

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davidsouza
@davidsouza

Founder here. Thanks for checking this out. I did not set out to build a LinkedIn tool. I just could not post consistently. I would write something, decide it was not good enough, and skip the week.