Outreach Copilot for LinkedIn · Last updated 2026-07-13
Outreach Copilot reads job-posting and hiring-contact details from linkedin.com pages you're already viewing, and uses that text to draft an outreach message — a connection-request note, an InMail, or a reply to a job posting — written in your own voice using OpenAI.
Only on linkedin.com pages, and only when you trigger it (opening the popup or panel, clicking "Re-scan," or clicking the on-page "Capture" button):
It does not read your private messages, connections list, browsing history, or anything outside the LinkedIn tab you're using.
Everything below is saved with the browser's built-in
chrome.storage.local — on your device only, never synced to
a Google account or any server, and readable only by this extension:
You can clear all of this at any time by removing the extension, or by
clearing its site data via chrome://extensions.
The only network request this extension makes is to
api.openai.com, and only when you click Generate
draft. That request contains the job/hiring-contact text
currently in the fields, your writing-style settings, and your OpenAI API
key (sent as your own authentication, the same as if you called the API
yourself) — sent directly from your browser to OpenAI, using your own
API key. Usage is billed to your OpenAI account at OpenAI's rates; this
extension does not bundle, proxy, resell, or have any visibility into
that billing.
Nothing is sent to the extension's developer, to LinkedIn, or to any analytics or advertising service. There is no tracking, no telemetry, and no third party involved besides OpenAI, and only when you explicitly generate a draft.
No data collected or read by this extension is sold, rented, or used for purposes unrelated to drafting your message — including advertising, credit/lending decisions, or building user profiles.
If this policy changes, the "Last updated" date above will change too. Material changes will also be reflected in the extension's version notes on its GitHub repository.
Questions or concerns: open an issue on GitHub.