MarketiQ on your desktop: a LinkedIn Copilot that keeps you in control.
The MarketiQ desktop app for macOS and Windows researches the profiles and companies you open, drafts notes and replies, and by default leaves the final click to you. It also captures your product’s signed-in screens for creatives and opens the War Room with the page you are reading as evidence.
- LinkedIn Copilot
- Agent Mode
- War Room
- The profile you openedRead from the visible page
- AnalysisWho they are and how to approach them
- Draft noteReady for you to review
- Connect or SendBy default, you click it yourself in LinkedIn
- App-screen captureHidden window, private areas masked
What the desktop app does.
- LinkedIn Copilot
Research what you opened
On a profile or company page you opened yourself, the copilot reads the visible page and analyses the person or company.
- LinkedIn Copilot
Draft for you
It drafts connection notes, messages and replies for you to review.
- You
You make the final move
By default, Connect, Send, Like, Comment, InMail and profile saves are human-operated: you review the draft and click the final control in LinkedIn yourself.
- Desktop app
Capture your app’s screens
When an owner or admin allows signed-in pages, the app captures your product’s screens in a hidden window inside their own session, with private areas hidden, for review in the Visual Kit.
- War Room
The War Room on your desktop
Start or control a War Room run from the desktop and attach the page you are reading as evidence.
Built for deliberate operators.
Human-operated by default
Until LinkedIn automation is armed, the app prepares drafts and you send them. Its Agent Mode never navigates or clicks on LinkedIn.
Opt-in automation, three keys
Sending approved drafts automatically needs consent on that device after a warning that LinkedIn restricts automation, an owner or admin’s recorded authorization, and Autopilot mode.
Isolated logins
LinkedIn credentials stay in the app’s isolated browser partition and are never sent to MarketiQ’s servers.
Separate accounts
Each account runs in its own window with an isolated session.
Daily caps and pause
Each account has daily planning caps for connects, messages, profile views and engagement, plus pause controls.
Consent for signed-in capture
App-screen capture runs only for an owner or admin who accepted the consent notice and still has “Allow signed-in pages” on.
Built around the person at the keyboard.
Explicit Sales Navigator capture
Open and filter a results page yourself, then capture only the rows already on screen. No tabs are opened and nothing scrolls or pages for you.
Profile Studio and SSI
Work on your own profile in Profile Studio and see LinkedIn’s Social Selling Index, read and shown, never used to throttle you.
Agent Mode for the web
On other sites, Agent Mode works in its own tab: it navigates, reads pages and fills forms, and treats what it reads as untrusted evidence.
Real product visuals
Captured app screens become the real screens your device-mockup creatives show, after review.
War Room evidence
Attach the page you are reading to a War Room run in one step.
Platforms and surfaces.
Downloads are available to workspaces on a paid plan from the desktop-app page in the dashboard.
- macOSBuilt in
- WindowsBuilt in
- LinkedInAssistedResearch and drafts; you click
- Sales NavigatorAssistedExplicit capture of the rows on screen
- Your app’s screensBuilt inSigned-in capture, with consent
- Built in
- Part of MarketiQ; nothing to connect.
- Assisted
- MarketiQ prepares the work; a person or your desktop app finishes it.
Does the desktop app automate LinkedIn?
Not by default. The app researches the page you opened and drafts, and you click Connect, Send, Like, Comment or InMail yourself. Sending approved drafts automatically is an opt-in that needs consent on that device after a warning that LinkedIn restricts automation, a recorded owner or admin authorization, and Autopilot mode; it then sends only approved drafts, within each account’s limits and working hours, with a receipt per action.
Which operating systems are supported?
macOS and Windows. Workspaces on a paid plan download it from the desktop-app page in the dashboard; there is no Linux build in this release.
Are my LinkedIn credentials sent to MarketiQ?
No. You sign in to LinkedIn inside the app’s isolated browser partition, and those credentials are never sent to MarketiQ’s servers.
What is app-screen capture?
It lets MarketiQ use real screens of your own product in device mockups. An owner or admin chooses pages on your product’s domains and accepts a consent notice; the app captures them in a hidden window in their own session, hides private areas, and every capture waits for review.
Can I run several LinkedIn accounts?
Yes. Each account runs in its own window with an isolated session and its own daily planning caps for connects, messages, profile views and engagement.
See it work on your brand.
Book a demo and we will run MarketiQ on your own website, or choose a plan and start your workspace.