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Get known for what you’re genuinely good at.

Looky for personal brands runs on the Growth plan: it keeps your positioning, voice and experience in one workspace and turns voice notes into LinkedIn posts, hooks and short-video scripts you approve before anything goes out.

Week 44Profile: auto with exceptions
Ready for review
Approved by Lena
  1. Mon
    08:15Feedback talksPublished
  2. Tue
    08:15Drop the praiseScheduled
  3. Wed
    12:00Open a hard talkScheduled
  4. Thu
    08:15A talk gone wrongIn review
  5. Fri
    07:30Step by stepDraft

At a glance

What is Looky for personal brands?

Looky for personal brands is built for founders, consultants, coaches and experts who post under their own name and would rather talk than write. You record a voice note about a client question or an opinion, check the transcript and approve it; only then does Looky use it. Drafts follow your personal voice (tone, audience, topics, do and don't words), and a plan with seven content types keeps your week varied. If you also run a company page, your voice and the company voice sit side by side and share the facts, not the tone. Looky never invents experiences, results or opinions.

Last reviewed

Voice notes
Up to 50 MB, transcribed; used only after you approve the transcript
Two voices
Your personal voice and a company voice side by side in one workspace
Seven content types
Knowledge, perspective, insights, experiences, questions, stories, impulses
Formats
LinkedIn posts, hooks, short-video scripts, carousels as PDF documents
Learning
Learns from your edits, but only as suggestions you approve, reword or reject
Publishing
To your LinkedIn profile and company page after approval

From your voice to your feed

How does Looky turn your expertise into LinkedIn posts?

You set your positioning once, talk instead of typing, and approve drafts written in your voice. Looky learns from your edits only with your say.

Personal voice

Looky noticed a pattern in your edits

Keep the second sentence under ten words.

You shortened the second sentence in 3 of your last 4 posts.

Add to my voiceRewordRejectAdded to your voice. The company voice stays as it is.

You and your company

Can I post as myself and as my company?

Yes. Your personal voice and the company voice live in one workspace, share the facts and keep their own tone, topics and approval rule.

  • Same facts, different toneBoth voices draw on the same approved knowledge about your services, so the details match. The tone, topics and calls to action stay separate.
  • One rule per channelA common setup: your profile on "auto-publish with exceptions", the company page on "manual". Routine posts go out after the checks; everything else waits for you.
  • Exceptions always waitA post that names a client, makes a sensitive claim or matches a keyword you set goes to review, whatever the mode.
What goes out
Lena HoffmannPersonal voice

Stop opening feedback with praise. Everyone hears the "but" coming.

Approval

Auto with exceptions
Published after checks
Hoffmann People ConsultingCompany voice

Our feedback workshop for team leads: two half-days, practical exercises, dates for November now online.

Approval

Manual
Waits for Lena
Same facts: workshop dates, audience, format
What the team at Brandt Logistik taught me about feedbackNames a client: waits for Lena

Which plan

Which Looky package fits a personal brand?

Growth, if your name is the brand and you want posts and articles. Starter, if you first want to see how Google and AI answers find you.

  • Growth for one voiceFounders, consultants, coaches and experts who post under their own name: positioning, voice, seven content types, approvals.
  • Growth with a company pageA company voice and personal voices in one workspace, with team approvals for the company channel.
  • Never inventedIf a draft needs a result or a story you haven't given, Looky leaves a marked gap for your input instead of inventing one. That block can never be published.
New post · Experiences

Context

VoicePersonal · Lena Hoffmann
TypeExperiences
LanguageEnglish
Most feedback talks fail in the first minute.
Approved voice note
Two half-days for team leads, with practical exercises.
hoffmann-people.example/workshop

Draft

2 sources used

Most feedback talks fail in the first minute. In my workshops, team leads practise the opening until it sounds like them, not like a script.

Checks

All checks passed
Length196 / 3,000
StructureHook, body, call to action
PlaceholdersNone left
PromisesNo guaranteed results

In practice

What do founders and consultants create with Looky?

Three fictional people, three inputs. Every draft comes from material they supplied or approved.

  • Independent HR consultant

    After a workshop

    You give

    Voice note · 2:14

    Feedback talks fail in the first minute, when people open with praise they don't mean.

    Looky does: Looky transcribes the note, Lena approves the transcript, and Looky drafts two posts with hooks.

    You get

    Insights post and Perspective post

    Stop opening feedback talks with praise. Here's what to say instead.

    Both wait for her approval

  • Founder of a small software company

    Profile and company page

    You give

    Two approval rules

    Personal profile on auto-publish with exceptions, company page on manual.

    Looky does: Routine knowledge posts go out on his profile after the checks; a post naming a customer is held.

    You get

    Profile post, published

    Why we plan in two-week slices, and what clients see after each one.

    Company posts always wait for him

  • Tax consultant building a name

    From an old post to a carousel

    You give

    Two old posts and a note

    Clients always forget these receipts.

    Looky does: Looky drafts a Knowledge post, a Questions post and a carousel in her tone.

    You get

    Carousel as a PDF document

    Five receipts your tax return needs, and where to find them.

    She approves every slide

Options

How does Looky compare with a ghostwriter or an AI chat?

Looky fits experts who want to post regularly in their own words without writing from scratch; a ghostwriter is better if you want someone to interview you and take over completely, and a general AI chat is cheaper for an occasional post.

Compare Looky with

LinkedIn ghostwriterLooky (Growth)
Where the words come from
Interviews and briefings with youYour voice notes, notes, documents and approved posts
Remembers your voice and positioning
In the writer's headYes: a stored voice profile and learned rules you approved
Invented stories or results
Depends on the writer and your briefingNever: only from material you supplied
Channels
Usually LinkedInLinkedIn profile and company page; blog articles to WordPress
Company voice next to personal voice
Separate briefYes, in the same workspace
Plan and approval
By emailSeven content types, calendar, approval modes per channel
Pricing model
Per post or monthly retainerSubscription per company, yearly or monthly, see pricing

Where the alternatives are better: a ghostwriter brings interviewing, editorial judgement and time you don't have to spend at all; specialised voice-note tools focus fully on LinkedIn formats; a general AI chat is cheaper and quicker for one post.

Honest limits

What Looky doesn't do for personal brands

Looky drafts from your material; your stories, your network and your reach stay yours.

What Looky does

  • Drafts LinkedIn posts, hooks, carousels and video scripts in your personal voice
  • Uses your voice notes only after you approve the transcript
  • Plans a varied week with seven content types
  • Suggests voice rules from your edits, for you to approve

What Looky doesn't do

  • Invent experiences, client results, opinions or testimonials
  • Film, generate video or create voiceovers
  • Like posts, reply to comments or message people on your behalf
  • Promise followers, reach or leads
  • Change your voice profile without your approval
  • Publish to Instagram, X or TikTok today

FAQ

Questions from founders and experts

Does Looky make up stories or client results for my posts?

No. Looky uses personal stories, results and opinions only from material you supplied or approved, such as a voice note, a document or an earlier post. If a draft needs an example you haven't given, Looky marks the spot as needing your input instead of inventing one, and that block can never be published.

Will my LinkedIn posts sound like AI?

Looky drafts from your own words: approved voice notes, notes and earlier posts, in the tone and with the do and don't words of your voice profile. You edit every draft. When the same edit repeats, Looky suggests a rule for your profile, and you approve, reword or reject it, so the voice moves only where you want.

Can I talk instead of writing?

Yes. Record a voice note of up to 50 MB; Looky transcribes it, you correct and approve the transcript, and only then does Looky draft a LinkedIn post, hooks or a short-video script from it. The transcript also becomes knowledge Looky can use for later posts (video scripts).

Can I use Looky for my personal profile and my company page?

Yes. One workspace holds your personal voice and a company voice. Both use the same facts about your services, but each keeps its own tone, topics and approval rule. A common setup: your profile on "auto-publish with exceptions", the company page on "manual".

How is Looky different from a LinkedIn ghostwriter?

A ghostwriter interviews you and writes for you; Looky drafts from what you record and write, and you stay the author who edits and approves. Looky keeps your positioning and voice permanently, plans a varied week and publishes after approval. A ghostwriter is the better choice if you want to hand over writing completely.

Can Looky post to my personal LinkedIn profile?

Yes. Looky publishes to personal LinkedIn profiles and company pages: text posts, posts with one or several images, and PDF documents shown as carousels, with an optional first comment. Posts go out only after your approval or under automatic rules you set for that channel (LinkedIn integration).

How often should I post on LinkedIn as a founder or consultant?

Looky doesn't prescribe a number, because no posting frequency guarantees reach. You set the rhythm in the content planner, and the seven content types keep that rhythm varied. Choose a pace you can sustain with real material, since Looky only drafts from what you supply.

Does Looky work in German and English?

Yes. Looky drafts in German and English; German posts use the informal "du". You can run your personal profile in one language and your company page in another.

Your expertise, in your words, every week.

Talk for two minutes. Looky drafts, you decide.

Looky, the orange robot, waves hello.