Turn conversations into replies, tasks and booked meetings.
Linirio helps teams manage important business conversations, draft knowledge-based AI replies, keep humans in control with approvals, and turn high-intent messages into tasks or meetings.
Start with LinkedIn today. Expand to more channels as your workflow grows.
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LinkedIn inbox
Mara Fischer · Acme
“Could you send pricing for 12 seats?”
02
AI Draft
For 12 seats the Growth plan fits best — approvals, tasks, calendar. Want a 20-min walkthrough?
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Task & booking
Incoming conversation · LinkedIn
“Could you send pricing for 12 seats?”
Mara Fischer
Head of Ops · Acme Studio
AI detected intent
Quote request + workspace question
The problem
Important conversations are easy to start — and even easier to lose.
Warm leads disappear because replies, approvals, quote requests and meeting intents are handled manually across too many places.
Slow replies
Warm leads wait while your team switches between inboxes, notes and internal chats.
Forgotten promises
Quote requests, follow-ups and meeting intents disappear inside long message threads.
Approval chaos
Sensitive replies are reviewed in random chats, emails or not reviewed at all.
No clear next action
A conversation may look active, but nobody knows whether it needs a task, reply, quote or booking.
How it works
Linirio turns every important conversation into a clear next action.
One operator workspace from inbox to booked meeting.
Inbox
Bring conversations into one operator workspace. LinkedIn today, more channels next.
AI Draft
Generate replies from recent conversation context and your knowledge base.
Approval or Autonomous
Choose approval-first or controlled autonomous mode with quiet window, rules and safety limits.
Task / Booking
Create quote, follow-up and meeting tasks directly from conversations.
Reports
Track operational activity from real workflow data, not vanity metrics.
Control modes
Choose your level of control.
Linirio can work as a drafting assistant, an approval-first workflow, or a controlled autonomous reply system.
Draft mode
AI prepares replies from recent context and your knowledge base. Your team reviews and sends them manually.
Approval mode
AI drafts replies and waits for human approval before anything is sent. Ideal for sensitive sales, agency and client-facing workflows.
Autonomous mode
AI can reply automatically after the quiet window when confidence, context and rules are met. Per-chat opt-out, knowledge-based replies and safety limits keep the workflow controlled.
Modules
Everything your conversation workflow needs.
Ten focused modules that work together - not ten scattered tools.
Inbox
Sync and manage conversations in one clean workspace.
AI Replies
Draft, approve or automate replies using recent context, your knowledge base and safety rules.
Autonomous Mode
Let AI reply automatically only when context, rules and confidence are met.
Knowledge Base
Add business facts, services, pricing guardrails, FAQs and explicit URL pages.
Approvals
Review, edit and approve AI replies or post drafts before anything goes out.
Tasks
Turn quote, meeting, missing-info and follow-up situations into operational work.
Calendar
Connect Google Calendar and move interested leads toward real meetings.
Reports + Audit
Use operational data from messages, approvals, tasks and bookings, with audit visibility for key admin and approval actions.
Built for
Teams that turn conversations into revenue.
Recruiters
Reply faster to candidates using role-specific context and approval-first messaging.
See workflowService businesses
Handle inbound questions, qualify leads and create next actions without inbox chaos.
See workflowRoadmap
LinkedIn-first today. Broader workflows next.
We ship around real operator workflows, not feature noise.
- LinkedIn inbox
- AI replies
- Human approvals
- Controlled autonomous mode
- Quiet window controls
- Per-chat AI opt-out
- Knowledge base
- Tasks
- Google Calendar bookings
- Posts approvals
- Reports
- Audit
- Campaigns
- Instagram / Facebook inbox
- CRM integrations
- Stronger analytics
- Production hardening