● FEATURE · AI FEED SUMMARIZER

Turn LinkedIn Noise into Insights with AI

LIMA monitors the companies and people you select, then turns relevant LinkedIn activity into daily briefs and weekly movement reports.

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What it summarises: posts from the sources you choose. Not your whole LinkedIn home feed, and never ads or recommended posts.

HOW IT WORKS

From the people you follow to a brief you can read in two minutes

You choose the companies and people. LIMA reads what they post each day and sends the developments that matter, each linked to its source post.

TODAY · COMPETITORS FEED 23 posts from 15 sources
EVENING BRIEF 3 things worth knowing
  1. PRODUCTNorthwind launched enterprise reporting.
  2. HIRINGFabrikam is building a DACH sales team.
  3. PATTERNThree competitors posted on AI governance.
Illustrative example with fictional companies and people.
  1. Sign in with LinkedInLIMA reads the companies and people you already follow and are connected to.
  2. Create a custom feedPick an angle: competitors, customers, sales accounts, your market, your team or investors.
  3. Select the sourcesChoose the companies and people that belong in that feed. Each feed has its own list.
  4. Read the briefEvery evening LIMA summarises what those sources posted, with a link to each original post.
WHAT THE AI LOOKS FOR

Insights, not a shorter version of every post

A summary of thirty posts is still thirty things to read. LIMA groups what your sources posted and reports the developments that stand out across them.

Product launchesNew products, features and integrations.
Hiring and expansionNew roles, regions and leadership appointments.
PartnershipsTechnology, channel and integrator announcements.
EventsConferences, sponsorships and webinars.
Messaging shiftsThemes a company starts repeating, or stops.
Emerging topicsSubjects several sources start discussing at once.

Each point links to the post it is based on. AI can misread context, so check the source before acting on anything important.

SAMPLE

What a daily brief looks like

ILLUSTRATIVE DAILY BRIEFCompetitor Insights · Tuesday evening

Today's key developments

  1. PRODUCT
    Northwind Analytics introduced a new enterprise reporting capability.The launch post leads with audit trails and role-based access rather than speed.Source post
  2. PARTNERSHIP
    Fabrikam announced a regional technology partnership in DACH.Its second partnership post for the region this quarter.Source post
  3. PATTERN
    Three monitored companies discussed AI governance this week.Northwind, Fabrikam and Tailspin each published on governance within four days.3 source posts
Illustrative example with fictional companies, not actual monitored LinkedIn data.
ILLUSTRATIVE WEEKLY REPORTCompetitor Insights · Monday morning

What changed this week

  • ↑AI governance3 → 8 postsNow discussed by most companies in the feed.
  • ↑Enterprise hiring1 → 5 postsConcentrated at Northwind and Fabrikam, mostly in sales.
  • ↓Webinar promotion7 → 2 postsCooling after last month's event season.
  • –Went quietTailspin SystemsNo posts this week after four the week before.
Illustrative example with fictional companies, not actual monitored LinkedIn data.

The daily brief covers single developments. The weekly report compares the week with the one before it. More on both in LinkedIn Daily & Weekly Digest.

COMPARISON

Manual LinkedIn tracking vs the LIMA summarizer

TaskManual trackingLIMA
Find posts from selected companies and peopleVisit each page or hope the feed shows themRead from every source in the feed
Separate competitors from customersSpreadsheets or bookmarksOne feed per angle
Spot what mattersRead everythingAI groups posts into developments
Daily summaryWritten by someone on the teamEvening brief per feed
Week-over-week changesCompare notes by handMonday movement report (two or more feeds)
Share with colleaguesForward links one by oneEmail briefs to up to 5 colleagues per feed (three or more feeds)

Comparing tools? Read Best LinkedIn Feed Management Tools and Custom LinkedIn Feed: How to Create One. To collect posts without summaries, see the LinkedIn Feed Aggregator.

Frequently asked questions

Does LIMA summarise my whole LinkedIn feed?

No. LIMA summarises posts from the companies and people you select for each feed. It does not read or change your LinkedIn home feed, and it does not include sponsored or recommended posts.

Which LinkedIn posts does the summary include?

Posts published by the sources in your feed. You pick those sources from the companies and people you already follow and are connected to on LinkedIn.

How often do I get a summary?

Each feed gets a daily brief every evening. With two or more feeds you also get a weekly movement report every Monday.

Can I check the original posts?

Yes. Every point in a brief links to the post it came from, so you can read the full context before acting on it.

Does LIMA post, comment or message on my behalf?

No. LIMA only reads posts from the sources you select. It never publishes, comments or sends messages.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. You can try LIMA free for 14 days. A card is required, and you can cancel before day 14 without being charged.

Stop scrolling for the posts that matter

Create a feed for the companies and people you care about, and let LIMA tell you what they posted.

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