Leadeon

Leadeon is a marketing tool. Leadeon drafts posts in your voice, schedules them at your best times across X and LinkedIn, and surfaces scored lead opportunities on X, all from one workspace with analytics and an AI assistant.

Leadeon is a social growth tool built around X and, soon, LinkedIn, aimed at creators, founders and sales teams who need to publish consistently without sounding like a bot. It studies a user's best performing posts to build a style guide, then drafts new posts, replies and threads that follow that voice, flagging anything that reads as obviously AI generated before it goes out. The product centers on a single queue and calendar where drafts for X and LinkedIn are scheduled into time slots calculated from the account's own historical engagement data. On X specifically, Leadeon adds a Discover feed and unified inbox for finding and replying to relevant conversations, and a Lead finder that watches keywords, profiles and new followers, scoring each person from 0 to 100 with a stated reason and feeding qualified contacts into a lightweight CRM for outreach. Analytics track followers, impressions, engagement rate and top posts, with a weekly AI summary and CSV export. An Ask Leadeon agent answers questions about account performance and can propose and schedule posts for approval, while Autopilot generates draft posts on a recurring schedule; nothing publishes without explicit approval. Because LinkedIn's API restricts third party access to feeds, DMs and lead discovery, those capabilities (Discover, Inbox, Lead finder, People, Outreach and the Chrome extension) remain X only, with LinkedIn currently limited to writing, scheduling and publishing stats. This makes Leadeon best suited to teams and individuals whose primary growth channel is X, using LinkedIn as a secondary, lighter touch outlet. It sits alongside generic social schedulers and separate lead generation tools, differentiated by combining voice matched writing, scheduling and X specific lead scoring in one workspace rather than requiring multiple point solutions.