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I built Inboundy: LinkedIn outreach you can't accidentally screw up

I do a lot of LinkedIn outreach, and every tool I tried gave me the same anxiety: one wrong click and the wrong 200 people get a message.

So I built Inboundy around a hard preview-before-send step. The AI drafts personalized messages for your whole list, you review the batch, edit anything that's off, and only what you approve actually sends. No accidental mass-DMs. It's cloud-based (no browser extension that puts your account at risk), with daily limits and human-like pacing.

I'm building it in public and looking for the first testers. If you do outreach, I'd genuinely love your feedback — especially: what would make you actually trust an automation tool with your account?

60-second look and you can try it here: https://inboundy.app/?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=launch

on June 24, 2026
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    The accidental-send problem is real.

    What I'd be watching for is whether users are actually paying to prevent mistakes or paying to create better outcomes.

    Those sound similar, but they're very different buying decisions. One is risk reduction. The other is revenue generation.

    Sometimes products get strong validation from people who love the safety layer but wouldn't have switched tools without it.