AI Social Recommendator solves a small but genuinely annoying problem: writing a LinkedIn recommendation is easy to put off and awkward to word, especially when you want to sound warm yet professional. The tool asks for only three inputs — the colleague's name, their position, and the company — plus a length setting ranging from a single paragraph to five. Press generate and it returns a complete, ready-to-edit recommendation.
The output is designed to be a starting draft rather than a final artifact. Most people take the generated text, trim anything that does not fit the real working relationship, and paste it into the LinkedIn 'Recommendations' dialog. Because the site keeps the interaction minimal, it works well as a repeatable step whenever you want to repay a favour or build goodwill with a former teammate.
The service has been running since 2009 according to its footer, is offered at no cost, and is funded through sponsorship and 'buy me a coffee' style contributions. It is also published as an OpenAI GPT, so you can use the same capability inside ChatGPT if you prefer. A built-in pointer to a third-party AI-text detector lets you sanity-check the output before sending.
