What if the one that matters is dying in your inbox right now?
For people whose work runs on messages from strangers - and who can't close the door, because the one that matters is in there somewhere.
Linkhume lets serious strangers show they mean it - before they reach you. Same inbox. Nothing to install.
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Picture tomorrow morning. 50 new messages. 4 came through Linkhume. You know where to start.
No guessing who's a bot, who sprayed 500 people, and who actually means it.
You keep the door open on purpose. Somewhere in that pile is a deal, a story, a partnership - and you've missed one before.
Investors. Journalists. Creators with offers in their DMs. You know the feeling.
AI made spam look thoughtful. Now thoughtful looks like spam. People who care shouldn't be buried under people who don't.
Keep your regular inbox. Add a second door.
Email still works the way it does today. What comes through Linkhume lands in the same inbox - as a signal: someone verified who they are, wrote to you by hand, and put a stake on the line.
1. Get your link - verify via LinkedIn, add your email. 2. Put it where people reach you: your bio, signature, auto-reply - or send it like a Calendly link. 3. Requests land in your inbox. Reply, decline, or let them expire.
You set the bar. They prove it with action, not words.
GET MY LINKHUME LINK"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
"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." - Nikita Bier
"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
I have warm intros. Why would I need this?
Keep them. Warm intros show you what your network already sees. Linkhume is for the ones nobody forwarded you.
My AI assistant already sorts my inbox.
Great - keep it. It reads text, and text is free to write now. Linkhume adds something text can't fake.
Do I pay anything?
No. Senders put a stake on the line. You never pay.
What happens to the sender's stake?
You reply - it goes to you. You decline - most of it goes back. No answer by the deadline - it goes back.
Do I have to move to a new inbox?
No. Same inbox, same calendar, nothing to install.
Hot and cold?
Cold by origin: strangers you don't know yet. Hot by signal: they proved they care before you read a word.
The $600 million message
He could have made $600 million. He didn't. The founder of Cursor reached out. The message was right there in his inbox. He didn't act on it. [link to the original post by @businessbarista]