How Oneish works
Oneish connects three everyday jobs: writing posts, following up with people and seeing what your work produces.
Three assistants
ContentAssist: plan and write
Keep ideas and drafts with a separate opening, body and ending, and preview where a post is cut off on desktop and mobile. After you publish on LinkedIn yourself, add the post’s link so its figures line up.
SalesAssist: follow up on time
See your leads, their stage and the next follow-up date. Log a reply or a booked call and get a suggested next step with its reason. You send every message yourself.
DataAssist: see your own figures
Follower and connection totals and your posts’ figures, each with its source and date: recorded from your own pages, added by you, or imported. A figure that is not known says so instead of showing zero.
Recording, in plain words
The Oneish browser extension records from your own supported pages, and only while recording is on.
- Recording onYour own profile and activity page are read each time you open them.
- PauseNothing is read until you resume.
- OffNothing is read from LinkedIn pages. Type your figures in or import your archive instead.
Also in Oneish
Your LinkedIn archive stays on your computer
Import the data archive LinkedIn lets you download. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded: only your own posts and the number of new connections per day are saved.
Weekly goals
Set goals for comments, messages, connection requests or posts and log what you did. Oneish cannot see these actions, so the numbers are the ones you enter.
What Oneish never does
- It never posts, comments, likes, connects or sends messages on LinkedIn for you.
- It never reads your messages or a page you did not open. On a post you open and ask it to read, it keeps only the people who visibly engaged with it.
- It never opens, scrolls or clicks through LinkedIn for you.
More in the extension help and the privacy notice.