Built for solo founders
Free LinkedIn outreach that runs in your own browser.
Sales for people who'd rather be shipping.
When you're the whole company, there's no sales team to hand outreach to. Daadoo sends your connection requests and messages from your own Chrome and your own LinkedIn session, at human pace, while you work. You get the replies and the client calls.
No credit card. No sales call.
Daadoo never asks for your LinkedIn password. Many cloud outreach tools do, so their servers can log in as you. With Daadoo you log in on linkedin.com, in your own Chrome, and your password never leaves LinkedIn.
Demo
Watch it work. 30 seconds, no edits.
One take, start to finish. Nothing sped up, nothing cut.
Recording coming soon
- 01 Install
- 02 Pick contacts
- 03 Chrome sends at human speed
- 04 A reply arrives
How it works
Get clients on LinkedIn without living on LinkedIn.
Outreach is a numbers game played by hand, one profile at a time. Daadoo does the clicking. You keep the conversations.
- 01
Install the agent
One installer on Windows, one Homebrew command on macOS. It opens Chrome on your computer, and you log in to LinkedIn there, the same way you always do.
- 02
Pick contacts and write your message
Choose the people you want to talk to: founders, CTOs, agency leads. Write one message in your own words. Daadoo adds each person’s first name.
- 03
Daadoo sends at human pace while you work
Profile visits, likes, connection requests, then your message once they accept. Replies land in your normal LinkedIn inbox.
Why local beats cloud
LinkedIn automation without the cloud.
Most automation tools run your account from their servers. To LinkedIn, that looks like a new device in a new place doing a lot of work, and it usually starts with you handing over your password. Daadoo runs where you already are.
| Aspect | Daadoo | Typical cloud tool |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | Chrome on your own computer | A browser on the vendor’s servers |
| IP address LinkedIn sees | Yours, the one you always log in from | A proxy or datacenter IP, often shared between accounts |
| How it logs in | Your existing session; you log in on linkedin.com yourself | Your password or session cookie, handed to the vendor |
| Where credentials live | Only in your browser | Stored on third-party servers |
| Device LinkedIn sees | The browser and computer you normally use | A server browser that suddenly logs in from somewhere new |
| When it runs | While your computer is on and awake | Around the clock |
Compared
Daadoo vs Expandi, Dripify and HeyReach.
They're good tools, built for sales teams with a budget. They run your LinkedIn account from their servers, and connecting it means handing over your login. Daadoo is free and never leaves your machine.
| Aspect |  Daadoo |  Expandi |  Dripify |  HeyReach |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your LinkedIn password | Never asked for | Asks for your LinkedIn login | Email and password entered in Dripify | Email and password, or exported session cookies |
| Where it runs | Chrome on your computer | Vendor cloud, through a proxy IP it assigns | Vendor cloud | Vendor cloud, through a proxy |
| Free plan | Yes, unlimited | No, 7-day trial | No, 7-day trial | No, 14-day trial |
| Price per account | $0 | $99/mo ($79 annual) | From $79/mo ($59 annual) | $79/mo ($63 annual) |
| Runs with your computer off | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
From each vendor's own website, October 2026. Prices are per LinkedIn account on monthly billing, with the annual-billing price in brackets. HeyReach also lets you connect with exported session cookies instead of a password. Expandi, Dripify and HeyReach are trademarks of their owners; Daadoo isn't affiliated with them.
How it avoids bans
Safe LinkedIn automation is mostly about pacing.
LinkedIn flags accounts whose activity doesn’t look like a person’s: too much, too fast, too regular, from somewhere unusual. Running locally takes care of “somewhere unusual.” The rest is how Daadoo schedules work.
- Enforced daily limits
- Each action type (profile visits, likes, connection requests, messages) has its own daily cap, set below what an active person does by hand. The caps are built in; there is no setting to raise them.
- Randomized delays
- The gap between two actions is never the same twice. No fixed timer, no bursts, no evenly spaced clicks.
- Working-hours pacing
- Sending is spread across the working day in your time zone, the hours you would actually be on LinkedIn. Nothing goes out at 3 a.m.
- Gradual ramp-up
- A new account starts with low daily volume and works up over the first weeks, so activity grows the way it does for a person who just started doing outreach.
- Auto-pause on security checks
- If LinkedIn shows a verification step, a CAPTCHA or a warning, Daadoo stops and waits for you. It never tries to get past one on its own.
None of this makes automation risk-free, and no tool can promise that. Daadoo also can’t see what you do by hand on LinkedIn, on your phone for example, and that counts toward the same limits. What it does is keep its own activity inside the range of a person using LinkedIn normally.
Who builds it
Saji
Founder, Daadoo
I built Daadoo with solo founders in mind: people who need clients but would rather be building. Outreach on LinkedIn is hours of the same clicks: open a profile, send a request, wait, send a message, repeat. Daadoo does the clicking. You keep the conversations.
I believe tools like this should be free these days. Sending requests and messages for you is the basics. A platform has to do a lot more than that before it deserves your money.
Questions, feedback or a bug? Message me on LinkedIn. It comes straight to me, not to a sales team.
Pricing
A free LinkedIn automation tool, not a free trial.
No caps on campaigns, invites or messages, and no expiry date. The only limits are the daily safety caps that keep your account at a human pace.
- Unlimited campaigns
- Unlimited connection invites
- Unlimited messages
- No time limit, no card
FAQ
Straight answers.
Is Daadoo really free?
Yes. The free plan of Daadoo includes unlimited campaigns, unlimited connection invites and unlimited messages, with no time limit and no credit card.
Will my LinkedIn account get banned?
Any LinkedIn automation carries some risk, and so does very heavy manual use. Daadoo keeps that risk low by running in your own browser, on your own IP and session, with enforced daily limits, randomized delays, working-hours pacing, a gradual ramp-up for new accounts, and an automatic pause whenever LinkedIn shows a security check. No tool can honestly promise zero risk.
Is using Daadoo against LinkedIn’s terms?
Yes. LinkedIn’s User Agreement does not allow bots or other automated tools to access the site or send connection requests and messages, and that includes Daadoo. Whether to use it is your decision, with your account. What Daadoo does is keep its activity at the volume and pace of a person using LinkedIn by hand, from the same browser and network you normally use, which is what keeps the risk low.
Read LinkedIn’s User AgreementDoes Daadoo store my LinkedIn password?
No. You log in on linkedin.com itself, in Chrome on your own computer, so your password goes to LinkedIn and nowhere else. Daadoo never sees or stores it, and your LinkedIn session stays in that browser on your machine, not on Daadoo’s servers.
Does Daadoo work on Mac and Windows?
Yes. Daadoo is a desktop app for macOS and Windows. On Windows you download an installer; on macOS you install it with one Homebrew command. There is no Linux or mobile version yet.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes, while Daadoo is sending. Daadoo runs on your own computer, so nothing goes out while it’s off or asleep. When you turn it back on, Daadoo continues where it stopped, without losing any contacts or messages.
Do I have to change how I write?
No. You write your message once, in your own words, and Daadoo sends it as written. The only thing Daadoo changes is the name at the start, so each message opens with the recipient’s first name. It doesn’t generate or rewrite text.
Does the free plan have any limits?
Not on usage. The free plan of Daadoo has no cap on campaigns, connection invites or messages. The only limits are the daily safety caps that keep your activity at a human pace, and they exist to protect your LinkedIn account.
Get your first reply this week.
Install it, pick twenty people you’d like to work with, write one message. Then get back to shipping.
No credit card. No sales call.