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You switch it on
Atlas Connect is off until you turn it on in your settings, and you can turn it off at any time.
Free during the open beta
LinkedIn posts in your voice. Published only when you approve.
Atlas Verve AI turns what you know into a draft, checks every claim, and waits for your decision. For professionals who post under their own name.
New Atlas ConnectDraft from your AI assistant. Approve in Atlas Verve. →No card needed · Connects to your personal LinkedIn profile
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- Voice matchSounds like you
- Unsupported claims1 to review
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New · Atlas Connect
Draft from your AI assistant. Approve in Atlas Verve.
Connect an assistant such as Claude to your workspace. It can write in your voice, revise drafts and send them for review. It can never approve or publish: that stays with you.
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Your voice, your drafts
Assistants read your writing settings and drafts, then create and improve drafts in your style.
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You keep the final say
Every post still needs your review and your approval inside Atlas Verve before anything is published.
5directions to choose from before any full draft is written
10confidence checks explained in plain language, no vanity score
1human decision before anything reaches LinkedIn
Why people stop posting
AI made writing faster. It also made it riskier.
“It sounds like everyone else.”
A blank prompt removes your experience. Atlas Verve starts with five short questions about what you saw, believe and recommend.
“What if a number is wrong?”
Claim Guard marks each claim as supported by your evidence, your opinion, or needing a check, before you approve.
“I don’t want it posting for me.”
Scheduling only prepares drafts. Publishing always needs your explicit approval of the exact post.
How it works
From idea to published post in four steps.
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Plan
Set your pillars, audiences and goal. See what you have under-covered and get topic ideas that fill the gap.
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Draft
Answer five short questions, compare five directions, then get one draft in your voice.
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Check
Review claims against your own evidence and ten confidence checks. Fix, ignore or set a preference.
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Approve
Approve the exact text and media. It goes to your personal LinkedIn profile, with a link back to the live post.
Approve anywhere
Review the whole post on your phone.
When a scheduled draft is ready you get an email. Open it, read the post as your audience will, then approve, edit or reject. Opening the email never publishes.
- Draft
- Approved
- Sending to LinkedIn
- Published
Live status for every post, in plain words. If delivery is unclear, it is held for you to check, never retried blindly.
Your decision
What would you like to do?
Built to be trusted
Automation where it helps. Guardrails where it matters.
Private by default
Your drafts, evidence and voice profile are visible only to you.
Protected connections
LinkedIn access is encrypted and never shown again.
Signed approvals
Review links are tied to you and one post, and they expire.
Safe failure
Unclear delivery is flagged for you, so nothing posts twice.
Pricing
Free during the open beta.
Planning, AI drafting, claim and confidence checks, scheduling and publishing to your personal LinkedIn profile, including text, images and article links. No paid pricing has been announced.
How much does it cost?
Nothing during the open beta. Post-beta plans and prices have not been announced; see open beta pricing.
Can I publish to a company page?
Not today. Atlas Verve publishes to your connected personal LinkedIn profile.
Does it post without me?
No. A scheduled draft waits for you. Only the exact version you approve can be published.
Who can see my drafts and evidence?
Only you, plus any AI assistant you choose to connect through Atlas Connect. Drafts, evidence and your voice profile belong to your account; administrators cannot open them.
Which AI models does it use?
Text comes from OpenAI GPT models, or Anthropic Claude models where enabled, chosen by the Atlas Verve administrators. Images use OpenAI image models. Every post records the model that wrote it.
Your expertise. Your voice. Your final decision.
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