10 TeamPost Features Our Users Love

I built TeamPost because I kept having ideas for LinkedIn posts and then... not writing them. The gap between "that's a great insight" and "here's a polished post" was just too wide. So I built something to close it.

What started as a basic scheduling tool has turned into something I genuinely can't work without. And based on what our users keep telling us, I'm not the only one. Here are the 10 features people love most.

1. Magic Drafts

This is the one that changes everything. Most AI writing tools take a prompt and spit out something generic. Magic Drafts pulls from *your* content library -- your articles, transcripts, PDFs, notes -- so the draft is actually grounded in your ideas. Not some chatbot's ideas. Yours.

The difference is immediately obvious. People read the first draft and say "wait, how does it know I talk like that?"

2. Voice Notes to Posts

Your best ideas don't come when you're sitting at your desk staring at a blank text box. They come on walks, in the shower, while you're driving. Voice Notes lets you grab those moments -- record 60 seconds of you talking through an idea, and TeamPost turns it into a polished LinkedIn post.

Honestly, the first time you use it feels like cheating.

3. Slack Bot Integration

This is the feature our power users won't shut up about (I mean that as a compliment). DM the TeamPost Slack bot with a few bullet points. It generates a LinkedIn post right there in Slack. Approve it, regenerate it, schedule it -- all without ever leaving your workspace. If you live in Slack all day, this removes basically all friction from LinkedIn.

4. Autopilot Scheduling

Set your preferred posting times. Approve your drafts. Walk away. TeamPost handles the rest -- your posts go out at the right times throughout the week without you thinking about it.

The real win here: LinkedIn goes from a daily "ugh, I should post something" to a 30-minute Monday morning task. Review drafts, approve, done. Your week is covered.

5. Writing Style Quiz and Personalization

When you first set up TeamPost, you take a quick writing style quiz. Are you formal or casual? Short punchy sentences or longer narratives? Emojis or no emojis? It takes two minutes.

But it makes a massive difference. Every draft from that point on is tuned to how you actually communicate. Users keep telling us their TeamPost drafts need less editing than anything else they've tried. That's the whole point.

6. @Mention Tagging for LinkedIn Contacts

Small feature, big impact. When you reference someone in a post, you can @mention them right in the TeamPost editor. The tag carries through to LinkedIn when the post goes live. Autocomplete makes it fast -- type a name, pick from the dropdown, keep writing. No more forgetting to tag people after you publish.

7. Team and Organization Management

If you're running a team -- agency, startup, whatever -- this is where TeamPost really shines. Invite members, review drafts before they go live, manage schedules across profiles. The typical use case? A marketing team drafting posts for five or six executives who want a LinkedIn presence but don't have time to write themselves.

8. Content Library

This is the engine behind Magic Drafts. Throw in URLs, YouTube transcripts, PDFs, text notes -- whatever you've got. TeamPost indexes everything and uses it as raw material when generating posts.

Here's what's cool: the more you add, the better your drafts get. It's a flywheel. Your content library is basically your brain on file, and Magic Drafts knows how to use it.

9. AI Post Polish and Regeneration

First drafts aren't always perfect. That's fine -- that's what Polish is for. Tell it "make this shorter" or "add a CTA" or "the hook is weak, fix it." It adjusts. If you want to start over entirely, hit Regenerate and get a completely new draft from the same source material.

Between the two, you can usually land on a post you're happy with in under a minute.

10. Bulk Scheduling

Got 15 approved posts sitting in your queue? Select them all, confirm the schedule, done. They fill into your upcoming time slots automatically.

This is the feature that turns LinkedIn content from a weekly habit into a monthly one. Sit down on the first of the month, schedule everything, and don't think about it again for four weeks. Combined with Autopilot, it's genuinely set-and-forget.

Built for How People Actually Work

If there's one thing connecting all of these features, it's this: they're built for how people actually work. In Slack. On the go. In five-minute bursts, not hour-long writing sessions.

That's what I'm most proud of about TeamPost. Not any single feature, but the fact that our users keep telling us it fits into their life instead of demanding they rearrange it.

Haven't tried it yet? Go to teampost.ai and see which feature hooks you first.

Want to understand the content approach behind TeamPost? Read about the Magic Drafts feature or see how TeamPost compares to other LinkedIn tools.