Proofd
LinkedIn posts that are verified human
What it does
AI is flooding LinkedIn with posts nobody trusts. Proofd is one possible solution, albeit not perfect. You talk, Proofd smooths your words into a clean post, and every post carries a receipt that shows provenance. It is a closed loop system, that helps preserve an author's real words.
AI is flooding LinkedIn with posts nobody trusts. Proofd is different. You talk, Proofd smooths your words into a clean post, and every post carries a Proofd Score that shows how much of it really came from you.
Proofd is a closed loop. The only way in is your voice, and you refine by talking too, so machine-written words have no seam to slip through. Every post ships with a Proofd Score and a public receipt anyone can check, showing how much of it traces back to what you actually said. You went quiet because writing takes time. Machines filled the feed anyway, and now readers assume every post is AI. Real thinking gets dismissed as slop by default. Enter the 7-character code, or scan the QR right on the post. You don’t have to take anyone’s word for it. You can just look. They hit me when I am out for a walk or driving, unplugged from my computer and letting my mind breathe. I used to record voice…from proofd.co
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