For people who want to stay reachable, without being easy to waste.
AI made writing effortless. Perfect-looking messages are now cheap. But attention is still scarce.
If a message reached you via Linkhume, that means it has already passed a real threshold — identity, structure, and something on the line.
A personal link you can put in your bio, website, or auto-reply.
Messages arrive in your existing inbox.
Attention has value. Sending should too.
Linkhume makes intent visible before the message reaches you.
Verify yourself via LinkedIn and add your email
Put your linkhume.to/name where people reach you
Receive structured requests from verified people who proved they're serious. Decide — reply now or triage — in 1 click.
That's it. Put it in your bio, and let strangers self-filter before they reach you.
People who care should not be buried under the pile of people who don't
Linkhume gives serious people a way to prove they actually made an effort — before their message reaches your inbox.
Email is fine.
If it arrives through Linkhume, it's 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
"A lot of the emails I get from founders are now written in a hard-hitting journalistic style. I know they're written by AI, because no founder ever wrote this way before. And once you realize something is written by AI, it's hard not to ignore it."
— Paul Graham 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
"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 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