LinkedIn is mandatory. Posting consistently is mandatory. Actually wanting to do it? Optional — and most people don't.

So they cheat. Badly. You've seen it: the flagrant Claude dumps that read like a corporate fever dream. The copy-paste "thought leadership" with the authenticity of a stock photo. The AI-assisted posts that got edited by someone who clearly shouldn't have.

The result is a platform drowning in noise where everyone sounds the same — and everyone sounds like a bot.

LinWheel turns what you're already consuming — podcasts, articles, conversations — into the hot take only you would have. Your voice. Your perspective. Your brand.

Posted while you're busy closing deals, shipping features, or running the business that pays for LinkedIn Premium in the first place.

Paste your source. Hit generate. Review. Schedule. Done. Never think about LinkedIn again.

AI-generated content is already here — it's just embarrassingly obvious. The market isn't waiting for more automation; it's waiting for automation that doesn't make you sound like everyone else.

LinWheel is the first content tool built by a writer, not just an engineer. That's not marketing copy. It's the entire thesis.

Frederick Sengstacke is a rare hybrid: a proven technical writer (Scotch.io top 15 globally, Tuts+, first full-time Curriculum Engineer at Trilogy Education) and an engineer who ships.

LinWheel went from zero to functional MVP in one week — including a custom microservice that bypasses LinkedIn's API limitations to publish native articles programmatically.

This is founder-market fit: someone who knows what good content looks like, knows what bad AI content looks like, and built the machine to bridge the gap.