We moved Ledgerloop from per-seat to usage-based pricing this morning. We sat on it for eleven months because we were scared of a revenue dip.
her voice note, 0:04Their words. Every week.
No chasing.
Thinked turns a founder’s 90-second voice note into a post they approve from their phone in one tap, with every line traced back to what they actually said.
No card. Ten minutes. Founders install nothing.
Marta · voice note
Mon 08:14 · 1:47
“Quick one before I get on a call. Per-seat is gone. We sat on this for eleven months because we were scared of a dip. There was no dip.”
Net revenue retention on the pilot cohort went from 104% to 118%. Forty-one accounts, two quarters. The dip never came.
her voice note, 0:38
The Tuesday you know
The post is written. The founder is silent. The slot is Thursday.
You did the work and still lost the week. Twelve founders later, the agency runs on your evenings.
The founder isn’t the problem. You asked a busy person to open a doc.
What you get
A 90-second job for the founder. Everything else, off their plate.
Marta · voice note
Mon 08:14 · 1:47
“Quick one before I get on a call. Per-seat is gone. We sat on this for eleven months because we were scared of a dip. There was no dip.”
They talk. From their phone.
Voice note, screenshot, paste. Their page, no login.
We moved Ledgerloop from per-seat to usage-based pricing this morning. We sat on it for eleven months because we were scared of a revenue dip.
her voice note, 0:04Net revenue retention on the pilot cohort went from 104% to 118%. Forty-one accounts, two quarters. The dip never came.
her voice note, 0:38Every line has a receipt.
Each post points at the moment it came from.
One tap to approve.
Or send it back with a reason.
The week, on one screen.
Every founder's slots. Who is dry, who is waiting.
Limits Marta set
- Do not name any design partner.
- Never the 118% without the cohort size next to it.
Honoured on every draft, automatically.
Private stays private.
Marked once. Never reaches a draft.
Your brand, their page.
Your name, your logo. Ours nowhere.
Approved, then posted. By itself.
From the founder's own X account, at the slot they said yes to. Threads included.
One founder’s week
Monday, a voice note. Thursday, a post. Nobody chased anyone.
She talks for ninety seconds. From the car.
Transcribed before she parks. Your writer marks what is public and what never leaves the room.

Your writer drafts. Every line carries its receipt.
The founder sees her own words under the post. That conversation ends here.

She approves from bed.
One tap. The post is scheduled on her own X account for the slot she approved. Nothing goes out without that tap.

For your agency
Take on the ninth founder without hiring the fourth writer.
Remove the chasing. The same team carries more clients and keeps them longer.
Start with your first clientRenewals get easier
Posts sound like them and land on time.
Writers carry more founders
Chasing was half the job.
Nothing runs through your phone
Every decision in one place, with a time on it.
White label
Your name on every page a founder opens.
Will my founders use it?
They get one link. They talk into it, and later they tap Approve. No password, no app.
Does Thinked post for us?
Yes, on X: the founder connects their account once, and approved posts go out from it at the slot they approved, threads included. Nothing is ever posted without the founder's tap. LinkedIn does not give agencies a posting API, so LinkedIn posts are copied out and marked published.
What about things that must stay private?
Marked once by your writer. Private material never reaches a draft.
Where does our data live?
Your own server, one file you can back up. Or ours. One agency never sees another.
How long to set up?
Ten minutes for the first client: name, handle, posting schedule, who approves.
What does it cost?
Free for the agencies we are building it with. Ask, and you hear the price first.
Next Thursday the post goes out. You find out from the timeline.
Add a client tonight. Ask for one voice note.
no card. ten minutes. stuck? we set it up with you.