What Wren is and what you can do with it

What Wren is

Wren is an AI writing assistant for LinkedIn. It helps you turn your ideas and insights into polished, voice-matched posts — without replacing how you actually sound. You stay in control of the workflow: Wren clears the path between an idea and a published post, but the perspective and the final say are yours.

What you can do with it

• Turn ideas into posts. Develop your take in a writing chat, outline it, draft it in your voice, and refine it before it goes live.
• Keep an idea bank. Save topics you want to write about so you never start from a blank page. Your next post is always waiting in the Ideas area.
• Find signals. The Signals page surfaces trending topics and saved reading material relevant to you and your audience, so you have something fresh to write about.
• Manage everything in one place. Ideas, drafts, and published posts all live in a single workspace. The Posts area gives you table, calendar, and kanban views of your whole content pipeline, plus scheduling.
• Track performance. The Analytics area shows how your published posts are doing — impressions, reactions, follower growth, and more — once you've connected the Wren browser extension.
• Shape your voice. My Docs holds the documents that teach Wren how you sound — your voice profile, about-me, audience, guardrails, and image style — and you can edit them anytime.

The writing chat

The writing chat is where posts come together. You work through it conversationally, and you can steer each stage with a quick @mode hint:

• @interview — Wren asks digging questions to fully develop your idea
• @outline — shape the structure and hook options
• @draft — turn the outline into a full post in your voice
• @feedback — get a scored critique against what performs on LinkedIn
• @image — explore image concepts for the post

With no @-mention, Wren acts as a guided collaborator — it asks questions and suggests the next step.

Your first steps after signing in

1. Finish onboarding. The setup flow helps you bring in your LinkedIn writing — via the browser extension or by pasting a few samples — so Wren can learn your voice.
2. Open the Ideas area and save a topic or two you'd like to write about.
3. Check Signals for trending topics and saved reading that might spark a post.
4. Start a writing session from an idea, then move through outline, draft, and feedback at your own pace.
5. Review your pipeline in Posts, where you can schedule and track everything.

That's the whole loop: capture an idea, develop it in your voice, polish it, and publish — all from one workspace. Take it one step at a time, and let Wren handle the busywork in between.