Posts
It reads public posts. When someone publishes something fresh that's doing unusually well for them, that's a reason to reach out. Reshares and old posts are left out. If there's nothing worth saying, it says skip today.
About
Good relationships go cold.
Nobody decides to stop talking to a good client or a warm prospect. The week gets busy. A post goes up, and the hello doesn't happen. Then someone has changed jobs, or hired someone else, and the moment's gone.
What it watches
Jellydoor watches the people your team has already named, on LinkedIn. Two signals decide the morning list.
Timing
It flags the people you haven't been in touch with for a while, and whether a post is still a good moment to reply. The morning list is those people, with the reason they're on it today.
Each morning
Each seat gets a short list. Who's due a hello, and why. The same list is on Today, in Claude, and in the daily email if that seat turns the email on.
If you want help with the words, there's a starting point in your own voice. You edit it. You send it yourself.
The dashboard shows who replied, this week beside the week before.
Business contacts only
Jellydoor holds the business contacts your team chooses to stay close to. It reads their public posts, through a provider named in the privacy policy. It never logs in to LinkedIn, and it can't post for you. Anyone on a list can ask to be removed.
The privacy policy is the full account of what is collected and who processes it.
Built and operated by Crest Advisory
Jellydoor is built and operated by Crest Advisory. It was formerly called Riposte. Seats, lists and the connector keep working as they did. Questions go to support@riposte.chat.
A walkthrough
See who's due on your own list.
£120 a seat a month, five seats minimum. First month up front, then month to month with no lock-in.
Book a 25-minute walkthrough