Lorenz Wieseke
@Loviz
Leipzig, Saxony, Germany
Products
- Inboundy1502025 — present
AI-powered LinkedIn automation and content engine built for founders who want the distribution but hate wasting hours on social media. Built on a native backend that humanizes outreach so you can focus on building your product.
Social Links
- info@inboundy.app
- inboundy
- loviz_proviz/
Recent activity
- Posted8 months building LinkedIn automation with Puppeteer instead of an API — here's what I learned
- Commented onDo voice messages actually work for LinkedIn outreach?
- PostedI built Inboundy: LinkedIn outreach you can't accidentally screw up
- PostedI built a LinkedIn outreach tool that makes it impossible to message the wrong people (60s demo + looking for testers)
- PostedI built Inboundy: LinkedIn outreach you can't accidentally screw up
- Commented on60 days building an AI tools directory — 6,470 impressions, 2 real clicks,3 features I built because every other directory frustrated me
- Commented onI built a tool that lets Claude and ChatGPT talk to each other — here's how
- Commented on5 Questions I’m Asking Before Running a Trending Event for My Product
- Commented onA $16k MRR founder just said the quiet part out loud: infrastructure products have low churn. That's the whole reason I'm building one.
- PostedI built a SaaS because I couldn't promote my Blender add-on any other way.
- Commented onI built my AI-automation agency's website using AI agents. Then I built a SaaS the same way.
- PostedI built my AI-automation agency's website using AI agents. Then I built a SaaS the same way.
- Commented onHow do you prevent AI coding assistants from forgetting your architecture?
- Commented onMost founders can’t answer “where did that lost MRR actually go?” — they just see a red % on the churn chart and move on.
- Commented onWe were using AI from 4 different providers and could not reconcile the bill, so we built EvoLink
- Commented onI'm trying to get 50 users in 25 days with zero audience. Here's my exact plan
- Commented onYour build-in-public audience is not your market. I learned the difference the slow way.