For people with too many strangers in their inbox.
What if you could feel who actually means it —
before you open the message?
✓ Works in whatever inbox you already use. No new app. No new habit.
Verify your identity via LinkedIn
Add your email (messages are forwarded securely)
Put your linkhume.to/name where people reach you
Requests arrive as short cards. Decide in one click — no new app, no new habit.
That's it. Post the link. It works quietly for you — 24/7.
Email is fine.
What reaches you through Linkhume is a signal.
"My email app and my texting app are now both amazing at AI-auto-summarizing all of the spam/fraud/phishing attacks they can no longer filter out."
— Marc Andreessen link to post
"Prediction: In less than 90 days, all channels that we thought were safe from spam & automation will be so flooded that they will no longer be usable in any functional sense: iMessage, phone calls, Gmail. And we will have no way to stop it."
— Nikita Bier link to post
"I got a pointless email from someone. When I asked why he'd emailed me, he apologized and said that OpenClaw had sent it."
— Paul Graham link to post
"I fear that AI has decimated the traditional email inbox as we know it. Too many personalized emails slip through spam filter. Hope someone builds a better mousetrap. This one is cooked in its current form."
— Bill Gurley link to post
Attention deserves symmetry.
Attention has value. Sending should too.
When sending is free, intent becomes invisible.
AI made writing effortless. Perfect messages are now free.
But you can no longer tell who thought and who didn't.
Linkhume makes commitment visible — before the message is sent.