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For expert-led B2B teams

Turn your team’s into posts people can trust.

Rook helps your team choose what is worth saying on LinkedIn, then drafts it from evidence you approve. You review the sources, make it yours and post it yourself.

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LinkedIn first · Access by invitation

An example iMessage thread. Rook texts Rico that the €20 round is the one thing worth posting this week, suggests the post “some personal news: proud to announce Byro has closed €20 in strategic angel funding”, and Rico replies YES. Rook drafts it with a source on every line. Byro does not publish.

  1. Pick the post that supports the goal.

    The Brief holds the active goal, what changed and one recommendation with the reason behind it. You can accept it, redirect it, leave it for later or dismiss it. It is one recommendation with its reason, rather than a feed.

    Prototype screen: Home with the week's goal and one recommended post, the funding announcement, with the reason behind it.
  2. Work

    See the source behind every claim.

    Work opens with the author, audience and evidence already in place. Numbered sources sit beside the draft; weak or missing proof stays visible until a reviewer clears it.

    Prototype screen: the LinkedIn draft of the funding post with three numbered sources beside it and one open review note.
  3. Team

    Let the person posting make the final call.

    Teammates add context and challenge the wording. The named author edits the post, approves it and posts it through their own LinkedIn, and no one can quietly post as someone else.

    Prototype screen: the Team overview with two founders, their current work and the shared workspace.

  4. Record what came back.

    Every post records who owned it, where it went and the evidence behind it, then what followed, such as a customer reply, a demo or a warm introduction. Byro proposes what it should learn from that on the calendar, and you accept or reject it.

    Prototype screen: the calendar week of 14 September with the funding post published on Tuesday and three outcomes after it, a customer reply, a demo booked and a warm introduction.

Rook drafts once, for every network you’re known on.

The named author posts it, from one draft. LinkedIn works today, and the next networks will go through the same review before anything is posted there.

  • LinkedInLive
  • XNext
  • ThreadsNext
  • InstagramNext
  • YouTubeNext

See what each post led to, and how sure you can be.

A globe that turns to each account as its journey comes into view.

  1. Tallinn · MeetingKai answered the questions in the comments, then booked a meeting.

    Lumen Works, founder. He commented on “A roadmap needs an IT foundation · Questions to ask”, and the thread turned into a meeting on the calendar. Nothing further has happened yet.

    How Byro knows Rico recorded the meeting in Byro; what comes next is his call.

  2. London · CustomerMira replied to the roadmap post, and Harbor Studio became a customer.

    Harbor Studio, editorial partner. She replied to “A roadmap needs an IT foundation · Questions to ask”, met Rico twice, and signed six weeks later.

    How Byro knows Rico recorded the outcome in Byro when the deal closed.

  3. New York · ConversationA customer introduced Nora, and no post was involved.

    Morrow, solutions specialist. Byro lists the conversation without a post behind it, rather than crediting one it cannot show.

    How Byro knows Rico noted the referral; no post is claimed.

A shared memory of what you’re known for.

Byro keeps the evidence, the audience, the voice rules and the history together, and none of it changes unless someone says yes. Every claim carries its source and its status, so when a fact changes Rook flags the drafts that used it.

  • Where each fact came from, and how sure it is
  • Voice rules for each member
  • What changed, when, and who said yes
Prototype screen: the Memory overview with stories and examples, company direction, audience and needs and learning from the work, with one suggested learning waiting for review
Intelligence knows what could be said. Intuition knows what should be said.Read our thesis
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A general AI tool writes from the context you remember to give it.

Byro keeps the goal, the evidence decisions, the author and the outcome together in one reviewed loop, so you can see why a post was recommended and who stood behind it. The pilot exists to test whether that holds up.

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Your data

Byro reads only what you hand it, and nothing goes public without a yes.

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FAQ

Questions before you join?

Short answers to what founders usually ask first.

Who is Byro for?

Expert-led B2B teams that already post on LinkedIn and want what the company knows to show up there as credible, regular work. The pilot starts with LinkedIn.

Is Byro an AI writer?

Byro can write the post, but it starts earlier than a writer does. It recommends what is worth saying from a goal you set and evidence you approved, and it shows the source behind every line.

Why not use ChatGPT or Claude?

A general AI tool writes a strong draft from whatever you paste into it. Byro is testing whether starting from one goal, keeping an evidence trail, recommending one post, naming who approves it and recording what came back makes the work more useful and easier to trust.

Does Byro publish automatically?

No. Rook proposes a post, you reply YES, and the named author posts it from their own LinkedIn account. Automatic publishing is outside the pilot.

What do I need to share?

Nothing beyond the form at first. If the pilot is a fit, setup takes 45 minutes: we agree one 60-day goal, confirm the data boundary and settle on up to three sources you choose. Byro never reads a feed you didn’t hand it. We review the loop with you once a week for four weeks.

What happens after I join the waitlist?

Joining the waitlist does not grant product access. We review each submission and contact you if we open a pilot that fits.

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Test Byro on one reputation goal.

Tell us what you want your company to be known for over the next 60 days. If Byro is a fit, we confirm the pilot and the data boundary before you share any source material. Joining the waitlist does not grant product access.

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