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One article per task. Each says what the thing is for, what it protects you from, and the steps. Every number in them is read from the same constants the product obeys.
Connect your LinkedIn account, without giving anyone your password
You sign in on LinkedIn's own page through the session provider; Hellofew never sees the password or the two-factor code and holds an opaque account id.
The queue: approving is what starts sending
Every person arrives with the message already written from their profile. Nothing goes out until you approve it, and approving the first three starts the day's sending.
What happens when somebody replies
A reply cancels everything still queued for that person, lands in your inbox within minutes, and can reach your phone over Telegram. Nobody who answered gets a follow-up.
Targeting: titles, keywords, the watch list and the hiring play
Who the search finds and why: job titles and keywords for the floor, watched posts and phrases for the warm ones, and job postings for the companies that need you this week.
Your voice: paste two messages and every draft is written in it
Two or three messages you would actually send, pasted once, decide the case, the rhythm, the length and the way of asking in every draft.
Replies on your phone, over Telegram
Link Telegram once from /account and every reply reaches your phone the minute it lands, with who, what they wrote, and a link into the thread.
Price, refund, cancelling, and the referred first month
$49/month for one LinkedIn account, the first 14 days refunded in full on request, cancel from /billing and the queue stops the same day.
Why nothing is sending, and the one thing to do about each
Every reason the product holds back, in the order it checks them: not approved yet, warm-up, under the connection floor, outside working hours, a checkpoint, the accept-rate breaker, the model budget.
The one follow-up, and when it goes
One follow-up, 4 working days after the first message, cancelled the moment they reply. Never a sequence.
Not answered here? The questions people ask before buying are on the what-you-get page, and every limit is on the limits page. Each article is also available as markdown: append .md to its address.