
Discover.
Discover relevant people and posts. Start where your future customers are already having a conversation.
Find the right people. Comment in your voice. Connect and follow up in DMs.
Your Mac. Your AI. You stay in control.
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One connected workflow for LinkedIn, from the first comment to the next message.

Discover relevant people and posts. Start where your future customers are already having a conversation.

Add something useful, in your voice. Engager helps you draft comments that give people a reason to reply.

Send a connection request with shared context, then follow up in DMs. Pick up where the comment left off, in your voice.
Run on demand or set a schedule. Review drafts, or choose automatic publishing within your limits. Your Mac and AI connection need to be available for scheduled work.

Run locally on your Mac. Set your schedule and publishing limits. Your connected AI provider processes the content needed to draft replies.
Engager runs on your Mac, using your existing Claude or Codex subscription for its AI work. Your campaigns, voice, knowledge and run history stay in a local database on your Mac.
Your schedules. Your publishing limits. Your control.
Built-in setup for Claude and Codex. Cursor and Cline require manual MCP setup; Engager testing is pending.
Local storage, with AI processing through your connected provider. Account, billing and website services operate online.
Discover. Engage. Connect.
Short answers before you start.
Find relevant people and posts on LinkedIn, write comments in your voice, make connections, and follow up in direct messages. It brings the steps into one workflow.
A Mac, a LinkedIn account, and your existing Claude or Codex subscription. Engager is $29 per month. Any costs from your AI provider are separate.
Select “Get started” to sign up with Google or your email, then download the Mac app. Its setup walks you through the rest: your agent, your LinkedIn account, your product and a first campaign. Your 7 days free start in the app.
Yes. Automated activity can lead to account restrictions. Daily budgets, spacing, active hours, and a hard stop limit activity; they do not eliminate account risk.