Message your own Telegram bot and it writes back like a co-writer, not a form. Riff on an idea, ask it to draft a Note in your own voice (it learns that from your last 15 published notes), or let it ask a few sharp questions when you’re stuck and don’t know what you’re trying to say yet.
Every reply has a save button under it that drops the text straight into your Library as an editable idea.
You’ll need your own Telegram bot (get one from @BotFather) and an Anthropic key in Settings. There’s also an optional weekly check-in that surfaces your best-performing recent post, if you want it.
Three new views: a 120-day calendar heatmap of your posting consistency weighted by engagement, a sortable ranking of your top-performing posts, and a table pairing your daily posting activity against subscriber growth.
We deliberately didn’t compute a correlation coefficient here. A statistics score on a short, noisy daily series is more likely to mislead you than tell you anything real, so it’s a plain table with an honest label: correlated with, not caused by.
Visit your own LinkedIn "Recent activity" and NoteSurge quietly captures your posts, along with their reactions, comments, and reposts, for voice-matching and a new LinkedIn analytics card. Visit "My items → Saved posts" and anything you’ve saved from other people lands in your Library as an idea.
Capture only, for now. Actually publishing to LinkedIn isn’t live yet.