What does a stranger see on your profile?
Paste your profile address. We read what LinkedIn shows the public and your latest posts, measure your rhythm and your engagement, and email you the audit of your profile and a portrait of your voice.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your profile address
The one that looks like linkedin.com/in/your-name. Nothing to connect, no password.
- Step 2
We read what is public
Your profile as a stranger sees it, and your latest posts with their reactions and comments.
- Step 3
Your audit by email
The three moves to start with, your profile point by point, your activity measured and what makes your voice.
Free audit of your LinkedIn profile and your voice
The audit reads your LinkedIn profile the way someone who does not know you reads it: what LinkedIn shows the public, nothing else. It checks five points of the profile, measures how often you publish and the engagement of your latest posts, compares your writing to 4,064 human posts measured one by one, then describes your voice and suggests three moves to start with. The numbers are computed, not estimated. Free, no account, no LinkedIn connection, and nothing we read is stored.
By Maxence Vroilant, founder of Never Boring AI · Updated on
What a stranger sees
The audit only reads what LinkedIn shows the public. A field reserved for your connections counts as missing, and that is exactly what a prospect landing on your profile sees.
Five points checked
Visible photo, a headline that says more than a job title, an About section filled in, a current position described, skills listed. Every missing point comes with the move that fixes it.
Computed numbers
Publishing rhythm, reactions and comments per post, engagement relative to your followers, post length: everything is counted on your real posts. No number in the report is written by a language model.
Your voice, described
Three traits that set your writing apart, with what shows them in your posts, and the topics you actually talk about. This part is written by a language model from your posts.
Machine tics
Your posts are compared to 4,064 human posts. We tell you how many of them stack the writing tics found mostly in generated text, and which ones keep coming back.
How the audit works
Four questions, and how we answer each one. Open the one you care about.
You give a profile address. The audit reads the public version of that profile (photo, headline, About section, experience, skills, follower count) and the latest public posts, with their reactions, comments and shares.
It does not connect to your account and asks for no password. So it sees neither your messages, nor your connections, nor your private statistics: the impressions of a post, for example, are visible only to its author, and the audit says nothing about them.
If your profile is not visible to the public, there is nothing to read, and the audit tells you so instead of making things up.
What we get asked
the most
The questions that keep coming up about the audit, answered without rounding off.
Yes, and with no account. You paste your profile address, give a first name and an email, and the report arrives by email. There is no credit card and no LinkedIn connection. The audit is offered once per email address.
Who makes this tool
Never Boring AI is an AI agent for LinkedIn, built by Maxence Vroilant. This audit reuses what the agent does when a new account arrives: read the profile and the posts to understand who is writing, about what, and how.
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