Leadeon
Grow your audience on X and LinkedIn
What is Leadeon?
Leadeon is a growth workspace for creators, founders, ghostwriters, sales teams and agencies on X and LinkedIn. It learns your voice and drafts posts that sound like you. It schedules everything in one queue and calendar, and posts through each network’s official API. On X, it finds the conversations worth joining, drafts replies you approve, and spots leads in your audience so you can start real conversations. Analytics show which posts perform, so you know what to do more of. A free Chrome extension adds outlier badges, profile stats and AI replies right inside x.com. Teams can share accounts without sharing passwords and approve posts before they go out. Try it free for 7 days, no card required.
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Late is a social media API. What we do is wrap around the official APIs Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn. We go through all the platform permissions, we uh basically pay for the highest plans so that you have access to the uh all the features available and uh we hand it to you in a single API.
Ship A Single Developer-Friendly API That Wraps Every Platform Underneath
Mickey shipped Late as a single unified wrapper around the official Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn APIs. He paid for the highest-tier plans and handled the platform permissions himself so developers could access every feature through one API.
He was expecting I'll take maybe 3 or 4 days to complete the job. The whole 1,800 mockups got done under 30 minutes. The customer was stunned. He asked 'How did I do it?' I did not explain and I just said give me $300 and I'll give you this. And without giving any second thought the customer wired me $300.
Charged $300 mid-job after one-shot proving the tool worked
Vikash validated demand by accepting a freelance gig (1,800 mockups in 3-4 days), secretly automating it in 30 minutes, then refusing to explain the trick unless the client paid $300 for the tool. The instant wire confirmed paying willingness before he ever built a real product — the gig itself was the validation test.
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