Depost AI 2 is out: what we changed and why

We shipped Depost AI 2 last week. It is the biggest thing our small team has done, and I wanted to write it up here on the studio blog too, because a lot of people know Depost AI without knowing the company behind it.

The short version: we rebuilt the whole product from scratch. It took eight months. The price did not change. It is live now at depost.ai.

Why we started over

The first Depost AI came out of beta in June 2025. It was a set of AI writing tools. You picked one, filled in a form and got a post back. Thousands of people used it, and we learned a lot from them.

The feedback was consistent. Nobody complained about the writing. What took people’s time was everything around the writing. Deciding what to post about. Making a graphic. Picking a time. Remembering to reply. Finding out a week later whether any of it had worked.

The requests we got most often were about approvals, workspaces, teams and a chat. The old product was not built to carry any of that. We could have bolted the pieces on. We decided to start again instead.

What the new version does

You connect your LinkedIn account. Then you talk to it, the way you would message a colleague. “Plan my week.” “Write a post about the thing I told you yesterday.” “Which of my posts did best last month?”

Behind that chat are four helpers. We call them agents. One reads your analytics. One comes up with ideas. One writes in your voice, learned from what you have already published. One makes the graphics in your own colours. You do not have to think about which one is working. You just ask.

When you ask for a plan, you get drafts in your calendar, not a list of ideas to copy somewhere. You read them, change what you want, and approve. If you would rather write a post yourself, the editor is right there.

A few other things we added this time:

• Your real LinkedIn numbers, synced from your account, including your whole follower history. Every post is compared with your own average, not with a figure from a report.
• Infographics in your own colours and fonts, made next to the draft.
• Scheduling that picks times from your own data and writes the first comment for you.
• Teams. Review rounds, a role per brand, a record of who changed what, and a separate space for each client. You can invite your team, your clients and your assistant for free.
• Use it from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor if you would rather stay where you already work. This is included on every plan.

Each of these has its own page on depost.ai, and the full write-up is in the launch post over there.

What did not change

Nothing publishes without a person saying yes. Every post, reply and comment waits for you.

We publish through LinkedIn’s official API. Depost AI does not log in as you, does not click around in your browser, and does not send automated connection requests, messages or comments. People ask us for an autopilot mode most months. We have not built one, and we are not going to.

What it costs

The same as before. Solo is $59 a month for one LinkedIn account. Team is $99 a month for the first account and $59 for each one you add, and you can invite as many people as you like at no extra cost. Pay yearly and you get two months free. Every plan starts with a seven-day free trial.

Who we are

Remoteen is a small studio. There are three of us. Yasir and I started it, and Hasan makes the content around our products. We used to build software for other companies. Now we build our own, and we use it every day. Our own LinkedIn pages have run on Depost AI through every version, which is how most of the bugs got found.

If you post on LinkedIn and do not have an hour a day for it, give Depost AI 2 a try. And if you have a question about the company behind it, email me at [email protected]. I read every one.