There are technologies that can be implemented to run the generated text through to detect if it was “written by AI”. This would further assist with creating that distinction between human and AI writing.
Make Latitude’s recommendations easier to understand at a glance, so users can quickly see what to do next. Kenneth’s feedback “I don’t want to have to ‘think’ too hard when using the tool. If users can quickly understand and get it, then I think they will get value quicker.” Kenneth pointed to this headline in the Dashboard → Latitude Guidance card: “Clarify how you judge DMs and profile views before calling LinkedIn effective.” The wording is hard to interpret. It is also unclear whether Latitude is suggesting a post topic or asking the user to assess their LinkedIn results. Requested improvement Use familiar words and short, direct sentences. Say clearly what the user should do next. Make the headline, explanation, and button describe the same action. Apply this to both interface copy and AI-generated guidance, while preserving the intended meaning. Example If the intended action is to write a post: Recommendation: Write a post about how you tell whether LinkedIn is helping your business. Button: Draft a post about this. Success looks like Users can explain the recommendation and identify their next step without additional help. Feedback from Kenneth Fong, recorded on his behalf by Brian. Implementation details and acceptance criteria — PROD-328
Request from Kenneth Fong: Make it easy to connect Latitude MCP to the web version of Claude through a Claude connector, without requiring a CLI setup. Kenneth also expressed interest in an equivalent ChatGPT integration. His feedback: “Yes, I think if you have a claude connector or chatgpt plugin, users would love that, because it's much easier.” Desired outcome: A straightforward browser-based connection and sign-in flow so users can access Latitude tools from their preferred AI chat interface. This request focuses on ease of setup and Claude web compatibility, extending the existing general MCP integration.
As the person responsible for the marketing initiatives specifically on LinkedIn I would want to be able to distribute a calendar view much like the one I can see myself to the team so that they could see who has posted what, and also quickly access and react to their teams content.
If suggestions below the Hook Score lower it, there's something not working correctly in the analysis. I do believe the Hook Score is looking better and better every day, but then you shouldn't be offering up "better” parts to the writing that then lower that score.
When working with a coach and passing ideas back and forth, if the coach has done the initial writing, they can see the analysis and the score of the post. After saving it and having the other person review it, none of that shows up any longer. You're almost flying blind compared to what Latitude would say would be best practices. Those things should stay in the edit area until the post has actually gone out to LinkedIn
Can't scroll up to view the image while the user is writing the alt text, which makes it hard for them to remember what they’re actually describing. When they try to scroll up, the image just shakes.
Customers can now provide feedback on Latitude via the feedback portal hosted by Featurebase!
Right now, no users can “@mention” users or companies directly through Latitude. We do have a workaround, see @Can I tag people in my posts?. Unfortunately as of 7/21/26, this feature is still blocked by LinkedIn. We strive to operate under the LinkedIn terms of service and plan to be part of an early beta of this functionality when it gets released.
You’ve asked for it, we are listening! Coming soon to Latitude, you will be able to easily manage, label, and review all of your content in a single tab. Want to see what you posted previously? Wish you could ‘bucket’ all of your posts on a certain topic? Have too many drafts that you want to easily delete as a batch? Soon you will be able to exactly this! This feature is planned for mid-August 2026
Victoria’s feedback SaaS Talent is expanding Latitude from its hiring leads to the wider recruiting team. Victoria Andrades, Head of Marketing, asked for two levels of experience: a simpler view for everyday contributors and the full set of tools for marketing managers. “And maybe, and maybe in the future, you can have like two options, like the entry level and the professional level.” “Yeah, where the person sees only the content creation and I don’t know, a few analytics.” Requested improvement Give recruiters and other contributors a simple view focused on creating posts and a few relevant analytics. Keep the full workspace available to marketing managers who manage content and the team. Allow the appropriate experience to be selected for each team member. Success looks like Contributors can find the writing tools and their key analytics easily, while managers retain the tools they need to manage the team. Captured on Victoria’s behalf from the October 14, 2026 Teams call, “SaaS Talent — Latitude setup and team training”, at 17:43–18:44. This is a customer request for consideration, with no delivery date agreed.
Users with At-Bay would prefer to have the vanilla LinkedIn experience but also capture the metrics by using Latitude.
Allow an eligible approved draft to be scheduled from its Post details workflow in Content Library without a detour through Scheduler. After scheduling, show the same post on the calendar, where its time can be adjusted. This is a proposal for design and validation, not a shipped feature or delivery commitment.
Make the scheduled-post edit path clear and preserve one post through unschedule, edit, save as draft, and reschedule. Do not create an extra scheduled entry or ambiguous duplicate draft. The final schedule should show the intended account and time.
Mobile version of the website is all kinds of borked. Freezing, doesn't want to scroll, dead clicks, poor UI and scaling... the list goes on. Web version needs work because many a time, you’re not at your computer and need to change something on the go, note down a post idea, etc, etc. We need to be able to use the app on any device.
Drafts within a batch follow the same visible template. Sharp and contrarian affects the opening but not the full draft. Openings can be too long for LinkedIn truncation. Drafts lack personal perspective and direct reader language. Endings should vary instead of routinely summarizing the opening. Danielle preferred the draft that ended with a real question and two defensible answers.
Allow users to import past LinkedIn posts and available performance data into Latitude, giving them an immediate view of their historical content. Imported posts will populate their content library and analytics, helping Latitude identify trends, surface top-performing topics and formats, and provide more personalized content recommendations from day one.
It is awesome to click and see the post on Linkedin, it would be great to see the Latitude Engagement Metrics by hovering over the scheduled post from the Calendar view.