Build in public on LinkedIn, the week you ship it

Sharing the work while it happens: what you shipped, what broke, the numbers you choose to share and what you learned. People follow the story before they need the product. innernote turns a voice note about your week into that post, in your voice.

Pick one day a week and share one thing on it: what shipped, what broke and how you fixed it, or a number that moved. Keep it short and specific, and keep going on the weeks nothing big happened. innernote writes the post from a voice note and puts it on that day.

People who watch you build learn what you make and why before they need it, so when they do, they already know you. It also makes you write down what you learn each week. innernote keeps the habit going with a post in your voice on your days.

If you can share the work without hurting a customer or helping a competitor, yes. Decide once what stays private, like revenue or a customer's name, and share the rest. Tell innernote those rules, and it writes every draft to them.

A weekly post with one number, one thing that broke and what you changed. For example: bookings up from 610 to 1,240, double bookings on the 7am boat, and a seat now held for ten minutes so it cannot happen again. innernote writes yours from a voice note, in your voice.

Post a short update on the same day each week, from your own profile, with a screenshot or a short video when there is something to show. Put the link to your changelog in the first comment. innernote writes each update in your voice and posts it on your day.

A place to keep notes as things happen, a way to turn them into posts and set days to post on. innernote does all three for LinkedIn: Capture keeps the voice note, each post is written in your voice, and Plan puts it on your days.

Share the same updates, shorter, with the number in the first line. Post the short version on X and the fuller story on LinkedIn. innernote writes and posts the LinkedIn version, in your voice.