Your LinkedIn inbox is out of control? It doesn't have to be.
Labels, reminders, snippets, and keyboard shortcuts. Same messages, way less friction.
hey! just sent over the contract, let me know if...
Sounds good. Does Thursday afternoon work for you?
sounds good, let's sync on thursday then
loved the demo! sharing it with my team today
are you free for a quick call tomorrow morning?
nice, I'll check with the team and get back to you
thanks for the intro! really appreciate it
Cauê Pereira Cermak
PARTNERSMBA Data Science & Analytics at USP
Hey! Saw your post on data pipelines, really good read.
We're actually dealing with the same issue at work right now.
Glad to hear it. Was a real challenge to figure out, honestly.
Would you be open to a quick call this week? Would love to compare notes.
3:41 PM
Sounds good. Does Thursday afternoon work for you?
3:45 PM
For people who take LinkedIn DMs seriously.
We built Linbox because people keep saying things like this.
Public LinkedIn posts about LinkedIn's inbox.
“My LinkedIn inbox is a graveyard of unanswered requests.”
“My LinkedIn inbox is 90% spam. I'm done.”
“My LinkedIn inbox is so full of people trying to sell me shit I'm missing the messages from people I'm actually trying to buy from.”
“What about the 2% of messages from people you know IRL that you actually want to catch up with?”
“My LinkedIn inbox is a total and complete catastrophe.”
“When everything is sitting in one giant messy inbox, it becomes easy to ignore.”
Why LinkedIn DMs feel impossible right now
Three things turned LinkedIn's inbox into the most exhausting part of the day.
The volume problem
AI tools, automation, and outreach platforms blast LinkedIn at scale. The volume keeps climbing. The share that actually matters to you keeps shrinking.
The sameness problem
"Hey [Name]." "Saw your profile." "Quick question." The pattern is so predictable that real conversations get caught in the same dismissive scroll.
The paralysis problem
When everything sits in one giant messy inbox, the easiest move is doing nothing. Requests stack up. Friends get missed. Important threads slip away.
This is what LinkedIn messaging should feel like
Labels & Organization
Tag conversations by client, deal stage, or whatever system works for you. Filter in one click. Every thread exactly where you left it.
Learn moreVera CecelCLIENTSCauê Pereira CermakPARTNERSDavid Costa LimaPERSONAL
Camila RodriguesCLIENTSReminders
Set a reminder on any conversation. Linbox brings it back exactly when you need it. "I'll reply later" actually happens now.
Learn moreRafael Rozendo
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Keyboard Shortcuts
A to archive, S to label, D to set a reminder. Quick actions on any conversation, right from the keyboard. Less clicking, more doing.
Learn moreSplit Inbox
Separate conversations into focused views. Primary, Recruiting, Networking. See what matters first. Deal with the rest later.
Learn moreWhatever you do on LinkedIn, Linbox fits.
Same product. Different reasons to need it.
If you're a founder
Your network is your business.
Investors, candidates, partners, and clients all flow through your DMs. Linbox helps you stay close to the people who matter without living in LinkedIn.
If you create
Your audience writes back.
Followers, students, fans, and brands all share the same inbox. Linbox helps you reply to the people who actually care without burning out.
If you go solo
Clients reach you in your DMs.
New project asks, referrals, and intros land between cold pitches. Linbox helps you spot the messages that turn into work.
If you recruit
Twenty candidates. One sane inbox.
Candidates at different stages, follow-ups slipping through, no native way to organize. Linbox lets you sort by role, stage, or whatever fits how you work.
Up and running in 3 steps
Create your account
No LinkedIn password needed.
Install the browser extension
It syncs your conversations in the background. LinkedIn stays untouched.
Organize your inbox
Labels, reminders, keyboard shortcuts. Start managing your LinkedIn DMs the way you always wanted.