You start with a real thought
Type the opening in your own words. That gives the comment its direction before Commenty writes anything.
Authorship, not detection
Your words should leave a trace.
Commenty does not inspect finished text and guess whether AI wrote it. It knows what it supplied, sees what you finally posted, and measures the difference. That makes human contribution observable instead of a marketing promise.
Example comment
Human contribution
You started
“This is the part most teams overlook…”
Then you edited
You kept the useful continuation, removed generic wording, and added your own example.
Illustrative score—not a customer result.
The writing loop
A co-writer needs you in the process
Commenty continues
It reads the LinkedIn post and helps with the next words. The continuation remains editable inside the comment box.
You shape the final version
Add, remove, and rewrite whatever you want. You decide when the comment is ready and post it yourself.
Your contribution is measured
With optional voice learning enabled, Commenty compares its continuation with the final posted wording and records the share that came from you.
A voice profile that matures with you
With voice learning on, Commenty studies the comments you post, especially writing created without a Commenty suggestion. Its AI distils recurring patterns into style context: vocabulary, rhythm, phrasing, openings, endings, and the way you reply to other people.
That context guides every new continuation and is refreshed as your collection of real writing grows. You do not have to reduce your voice to a one-time questionnaire.
Available during week one
Import your LinkedIn comment history
Ask Commenty to open your LinkedIn activity page and gather comments you have already written. They give the profile a useful foundation immediately, before it has observed enough new writing.
The import starts only when you choose it, uses the same voice-learning permission, and is limited to your own LinkedIn comment history.
What the score means—and what it does not
The score is a word-level comparison between Commenty’s continuation and the final comment. Capitalization and punctuation changes alone do not inflate it. A fully manual comment scores as human; an unchanged Commenty continuation does not.
- It measures wording contributed during the Commenty writing flow.
- It is not an AI detector and does not judge a finished text in isolation.
- It does not measure effort, originality, truth, or the quality of an idea.
- Text pasted from another tool can look human to the measurement because Commenty did not generate it.
Voice learning is optional
Commenty needs the LinkedIn post and the direction you provide to generate a suggestion. It stores final posted comments for voice learning only when you opt in. You can turn voice learning off and request deletion of the stored comments.
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