Finish My Comment Soon
You have the idea. Let Eplie help with the words.
You don't need a perfectly written sentence to get started.
Type your rough thought into LinkedIn's comment box. Finish My Comment will use what you wrote, the original post and your writing preferences to turn it into a complete comment, with your idea at the centre.
Rachel Adams · 2nd
Head of Growth at Brightpath
2h ·
Our organic traffic doubled this year. Signups barely moved. Here's what we changed next.
Your rough thought
A possible finished comment
I've seen SaaS sites grow organic traffic without much change in signups. Traffic helps, but I'd also check whether those visitors are the right audience and what they do after landing.
Example. People and posts in these demos are made up.
This feature isn't in the extension yet. The page describes how it will work; what you can do today is marked on the page.
The problem
A good thought doesn't always come out as a good sentence
Maybe you've spent five years in marketing. You read a post about SEO and immediately know what you want to say. But it comes out like this:
Agree, traffic doesn't mean customers, saw this on SaaS sites.
The idea is there: growing traffic doesn't always bring more customers. You're just not sure how much detail to add or how to connect the sentences. You could rewrite it three times, or start from the words you've already typed.
Start with whatever you have
Finish My Comment will take the beginning of your thought, the post and your writing preferences, and prepare a fuller response. Then you review it, and edit anything that changes your point or adds something you wouldn't say.
Today
What you can do right now
Until Finish My Comment arrives, these work today:
- Rewrite a rough note. Type your thought, click the pen in the comment box and choose Rewrite. Notes under six words become a brief comment that keeps your idea and responds to the post.
- Polish or clarify it. The same pen offers Polish, Make clearer, Shorten and Professional for text you've written.
- Get the next few words. Turn on Smart Suggestions and press Tab to keep a suggestion while you write.
How it will work
Turn rough notes into a readable comment
- 1
Find a relevant post
Choose a conversation where you have something to contribute.
- 2
Write your first thought
A short sentence, a rough opinion or a few notes. Grammar doesn't matter.
- 3
Click Eplie
It uses what you wrote and the post to prepare a fuller comment.
- 4
Review the draft
Check it kept your point and didn't add unsupported claims.
- 5
Make your final changes
Edit the wording, use Refine if needed, and publish it yourself.
Examples
From rough thought to finished comment
Marketing
A post about organic growth.
SEO traffic up but no signups, doesn't mean growth.
I've seen SaaS sites increase their organic traffic without much change in signups. Traffic is useful, but I'd also look at whether those visitors are the right audience and what they do after landing on the site.
Product development
A post about a product roadmap.
More features won't solve confusing onboarding.
I'd look at onboarding before adding more features. If new users can't understand the existing product, giving them more options probably won't fix the problem.
Freelancing
A post about pricing work.
Cheap clients cost more time sometimes.
I've found that the lowest-budget projects can take the most time. Unclear requirements and repeated changes can make the hourly return much lower than expected.
Hiring
A post about what to look for in candidates.
Experience matters but communication too.
Experience is important, but I'd also look closely at communication. Someone can be technically excellent and still struggle in a team if they can't explain their decisions or work through disagreements.
Made-up examples of how a rough thought could be developed. They aren't outputs from a product test.
Your opinion first
Don't let the tool change what you meant
A short comment can hold an important detail that shouldn't be lost.
What you wroteI'm not fully convinced that remote work is better for every team.
What a careless rewrite might sayRemote work is clearly the best choice for every company.
Those are different opinions. Check that a finished draft still means what you meant, and watch for words like always, never, everyone and guaranteed. A sentence can sound more polished while becoming less accurate. Stand behind whatever you publish.
Which tool when
Finishing, generating and editing are different jobs
AI Comment Generator
You want a draft based mainly on the post and your preferences. See the generator.
Finish My Comment
You already have a point and want help developing it. Writing your disagreement down first gives a clearer direction.
Refine
The comment is written: Shorten it, Polish the grammar, or Rewrite it differently. See Refine.
Where it helps
When a rough thought is all you have
When you're in a hurry
You have a useful point but no time to get every sentence right.
When English isn't your first language
You know the topic and want help expressing it clearly.
When you're explaining something technical
You know the subject; the explanation needs to be easier to follow.
When you're disagreeing
You want to make your case without sounding confrontational.
A rough thought is enough to start
Write what you mean. Today, use Rewrite and Smart Suggestions; Finish My Comment is on its way.
