EasyGen

EasyGen is a LinkedIn focused AI writing tool from Ruben Hassid. It uses top creator data and trending topics to help draft posts that sound less generic. Best for founders, marketers and creators who publish on LinkedIn regularly and want faster topic discovery plus structured drafts.

EasyGen is a writing tool built specifically for LinkedIn posts. It was created by Ruben Hassid, who says he reached 100 million views on the platform before launching the product. That origin story shapes the pitch: instead of a generic text generator, EasyGen positions itself as a way to copy the patterns that already work for top LinkedIn creators, using data from the top 1 percent plus trending topic signals to suggest what to write about. The intended user is anyone who publishes on LinkedIn and wants more reach without spending hours on research. That covers founders, consultants, marketers, job seekers and creators who post regularly but feel like they are guessing. The tool addresses three common complaints the homepage names directly: finding fresh topics takes forever, it is unclear why certain posts go viral, and drafts end up sounding generic. EasyGen frames its job as solving all three while keeping the writer's own voice intact. In practice the workflow starts with picking or discovering a trending topic, then generating a post draft that follows patterns observed in high performing creator content. The workspace also includes a place to save authors you want to learn from, since the homepage shows profiles like Paul Graham and Sahil Bloom with an add to list action. The emphasis is on drafting assistance rather than full automation, so the writer still reviews and edits before publishing. EasyGen sits in a crowded field of AI writing assistants but narrows its focus to a single network and a single format. Tools like ChatGPT or Jasper can write LinkedIn posts if prompted well, while EasyGen bakes LinkedIn specific signals and creator examples into the product. The tradeoff is that it is not a general purpose writing tool, and the homepage does not detail pricing, integrations or a mobile app, so buyers should confirm those details before committing. It is best treated as a specialized companion for people who post on LinkedIn consistently and want a faster path from idea to draft.