Your ideas shouldn't
live on one feed
You're already doing the expensive part: having something worth saying. Keep LinkedIn. Start building on X too — Aminta turns ideas you already have into posts that belong there.
We learn the idea, not the LinkedIn style.
Same person. Same idea.
Different platform language.
These aren't shortened LinkedIn posts. The post is read for what it actually claims, and that claim gets written the way it would be said on X.
After six months of running design reviews across four product teams, I've come to a conclusion that surprised me. The teams that shipped the best work weren't the ones with the most thorough reviews. They were the ones where the designer had already decided what they were going to do, and used the review to find out what they'd missed. Review as validation is slow and tends to produce committee design. Review as stress-testing is fast and produces conviction. Curious whether others have seen the same pattern.
Design reviews work better when the designer arrives with a decision to stress-test, rather than a question for the room to answer.
The best design reviews I've sat in weren't the thorough ones. They were the ones where the designer already knew what they wanted to do and came to find out what they'd missed.
Written by hand for this page, so you can see what good output looks like before you install anything. Aminta writes in whatever register you pick during setup — these examples keep normal capitalisation because most people do.
Two networks. Two discovery systems.
This isn't an argument that X is better than LinkedIn. It's that the two networks decide who sees your work in structurally different ways. LinkedIn distributes through professional proximity — who you've worked with, who they know. X distributes through interest and conversation. The same idea reaches different people, and neither network shows your work only to the people already following you.
More places for your ideas to travel. That's the whole argument.
1.3B+
LinkedIn members
Registered members reported by LinkedIn — cumulative accounts, not monthly actives.
~586M
X advertising reach
Reported global advertising audience, which is a reach estimate — not a monthly-active-user figure.
33%
US adults 18–29 on X
Share of US adults aged 18–29 who report using X (Pew Research Center). Cited for age distribution, not audience size.
This isn't cross-posting.
Aminta doesn't take a 1,500-character LinkedIn post and squeeze it into an X limit. Truncation is a text operation — you can already do it, and it reads like it.
Instead it identifies what you actually meant, shows you the idea it found, and lets you correct it before writing a single word. Then it writes that idea the way it would be said on X, using what it knows about you — your background, your topics, the rules you've told it never to break.
We learn the idea, not the LinkedIn style.
Which also means the reverse: nothing about how LinkedIn formats posts — the setup paragraphs, the single-line pacing, the closing invitation to discuss — becomes how Aminta thinks you write.
You don't have an X voice yet. That's the point.
Most tools assume they can learn how you sound from posts you haven't written. Aminta doesn't pretend. It helps you choose a starting direction from real options, in your own words, and sharpens it every time you publish.
Tell it who you are
Not your writing style — your background. What you do, what you're building, what you actually know. Aminta only draws on it when it's relevant, and never invents anything you didn't say.
Bring a few posts you're proud of
One to three LinkedIn posts, pasted. They're read for what you care about and what you know. They never become the model for how you write on X.
Pick the version that sounds like you
Aminta writes one of your own ideas four ways — direct, conversational, builder, story-led. You pick. That's your starting point, and you can change it any time.
Start with posts worth publishing
You finish setup with real posts from your own topics, not a blank screen and not "Hello X, excited to be here."
Pricing
Simple. No tricks.
Pro is a monthly subscription. Founder is a one-time purchase for lifetime Pro access.
Free
Start free with Included AI. No API key, no setup, generate directly inside X.
Get the Extension- 5 Included AI credits / day
- No API key required
- Generate, Reply, Polish
- Personalized to your writing (Aminta DNA)
- Insert into X
Pro
PROSerious posting power for creators who want to show up consistently.
Get Aminta Pro- 1,000 Included AI credits / month
- Everything in Free
- Use your own AI key (Groq / Gemini / OpenRouter)
- Thread Creator — 3 options, one generate
- Voice Refresh — weekly Aminta DNA update from your X history
Founder
FOUNDING 50Lifetime Pro access for the first 50 Founder members.
Get Founder Access- Everything in Pro
- Lifetime access — pay once, never billed again
- Founder badge
Every plan includes Included AI — no API key required. Pro and Founder can also bring their own key (Groq, Gemini, or OpenRouter) any time in Settings — it never touches your Aminta credits.
Questions
Does Aminta post to LinkedIn, or read my LinkedIn posts automatically?
No. Aminta never connects to LinkedIn. You paste the posts you want it to learn from, and it never publishes anywhere on your behalf — on LinkedIn or on X. You copy or insert the finished post yourself.
So it just shortens my LinkedIn posts?
No, and that's the main design decision. It reads the post for the claim you're making, shows you that claim so you can correct it, then writes that idea as an X post. The result usually shares no sentences with the original.
Will I end up sounding like generic tech Twitter?
That's the failure mode we built against. Aminta asks who you are before it decides how you should sound, gives you four genuinely different starting voices to choose from, and lets you add rules it can never break — no lowercase-only, no hot takes, whatever you want off the table.
Do my LinkedIn posts become my writing style?
Never. They're used to understand your topics and your background only. LinkedIn formatting habits — long setups, single-line pacing, closing questions — are deliberately kept out of what Aminta learns about how you write.
I have an X account but I've barely used it. Does that work?
Yes — that's the same starting point. If you have posts worth learning from, Aminta can use them. If you don't, it helps you choose a voice instead of guessing at one.
What does the setup cost me?
Nothing beyond the plan you're on. Understanding your pasted posts and helping you pick a voice don't use any of your generation credits, so a free account starts its first day with its full allowance.