Porthos
Your next LinkedIn post, ready for your review.
Porthos is Klusio’s LinkedIn content module. It selects relevant subjects from your business and market information, drafts in your configured style and prepares suitable imagery. You can see why a post was chosen before you edit, schedule or publish it.
Last updated: 22 October 2026
A recurring workflow instead of an empty calendar
Preparing a post involves more than typing. You need a useful subject, the right supporting information and an image that fits. Porthos connects those steps so you can review a prepared proposal.
- Independent topics alongside blog posts
- Porthos reserves room for topics that do not depend on a new website article.
- A reason with each proposal
- The source, purpose and selection reason stay visible, so you can judge whether the post is worth sharing.
- Your style and evidence
- Your examples and rules guide the writing. Customer names and results must come from real information.
- An image selected with the text
- Relevant photographs from your own library or existing blog material are considered during preparation.
LinkedIn Basis and Porthos have different jobs
LinkedIn Basis reuses newly published content. Porthos also prepares independent topics, so LinkedIn planning does not depend entirely on the next blog. Activating Porthos does not remove blog-based topics.
| Part | LinkedIn Basis | Porthos |
|---|---|---|
| Included with | Every Klusio growth plan. | Groei Marktleider and Klusio Partner; optional with Start and Pro. |
| Starting point | A newly published blog article. | Search questions, AI findings, customer questions, projects and website publications. |
| Rhythm | Up to two article-based posts per week. | A separate stock of prepared posts, with your selected weekly rhythm. |
| A week without a new blog | No new article-based topic from that source. | Independent topics can still be prepared. |
| Images | Available material for the article-based post. | Relevant media-library or blog images, with real evidence requested for real-world claims. |
| Your control | Review and publish from the dashboard. | Review, edit, schedule or publish; use the library and calendar to find the work again. |
| Status and statistics | Subject to the available connection and workflow. | Planning and publication status are stored; extra LinkedIn metrics require official access. |
From a market signal to a reviewed post
You remain responsible for the decision to publish. These four stages explain what is prepared for that decision.
- 1. Select a suitable topic
- Porthos weighs the available business and search signals and prepares a mix of relevant subjects. Each proposed post carries a reason for its selection.
- 2. Write in your style
- The draft uses your configured writing style, examples and rules. It includes an angle, text and purpose that you can inspect.
- 3. Add appropriate imagery
- Porthos first looks for a relevant image in your own media library or available blog images. AI imagery is optional where suitable; a real project or result needs real evidence.
- 4. Review, schedule or publish
- Check the preview, text, source and image. Edit what you need and take the publishing or scheduling action through your officially connected LinkedIn account.
See the product workflow
The recording shows the actual interface rather than an animated mock-up. Open a proposal, review its source and text, choose an image and find it in the library or calendar. The account interface is currently Dutch.
Watch the Porthos product tour Dutch interface · optional
The editor and library support different moments
The editor helps you assess a specific post. The library helps you find and manage the stock of work over time.
- Review the proposal
- See the LinkedIn preview beside the editable text, source signal and purpose. Check the image before taking a publication action.
- Find it again
- Search, filter and browse posts that are ready, need attention, are scheduled or have been published.
Where the subjects come from
The topic should have a useful connection with your business. Available data suggests a direction; it does not establish that a LinkedIn post will rank in Google or create an enquiry.
- Search questions
- Relevant keywords and customer questions from your research and available Search Console data.
- Customer questions
- Questions from customers, quotations, configured website conversations and your own frequently asked questions.
- Recorded AI visibility gaps
- Relevant questions where a competitor appears in a checked answer and your business does not. Inspect the answer and context before treating the topic as an opportunity.
- New website content
- A useful point from a published article that deserves its own introduction for a LinkedIn audience.
- Real projects
- Your own work, photographs and evidence, used with permission and without inventing a result.
- Topics already attracting interest
- Relevant website topics with observed activity that may merit a useful social post. Website activity does not predict LinkedIn reach.
Your voice stays connected to your own material
Use your existing posts, writing examples and fixed rules to describe the way you communicate. You can import your own LinkedIn export and refine those rules as you review drafts. Information about customers, prices, projects and outcomes still needs a source. A familiar tone must never be used to make up an experience.
What Porthos deliberately does not do
The workflow concerns content preparation and authorised publication through the official connection. It is not a tool for unattended activity across your LinkedIn network.
- No automated connection requests
- Porthos does not send connection invitations to build a network for you.
- No automated likes or comments
- It does not use a scraper or browser robot to interact with other people’s posts.
- No invented customer evidence
- Names, figures, prices and project outcomes must be grounded in your supplied sources. Review them before publishing.
- No publication without your action
- A prepared post is not live. Review, schedule or publish through the connected account. A connection or permission failure is distinct from a confirmed publication.
- No universal analytics promise
- Planning and publication status are retained. Reach, reactions, clicks and other LinkedIn statistics are only available when the account and app have the required official access.
What Porthos costs
Porthos is included in Groei Marktleider and Klusio Partner. With Groei Start or Groei Pro, add the module for €50 per month excluding VAT. LinkedIn Basis remains part of every growth plan. Review the current plan table and subscription conditions; optional AI image generation may use additional credits.
See which subjects fit your business
Discuss the product route in a demo, or request a growth scan if you first want to examine your website and search opportunities. Neither enquiry publishes a post or starts a subscription.
Questions and answers
How does Porthos differ from LinkedIn Basis?
LinkedIn Basis turns a newly published article into a post and is included in every growth plan. Porthos also chooses independent topics from business questions, search and AI findings and real projects, maintaining a separate stock of prepared posts.
Does Porthos publish before I have seen the post?
No. Posts are prepared in the library. You can check and edit the text and image, then schedule or publish through the connected LinkedIn account. Preparation alone does not make a post live.
How does Porthos learn my writing style?
It uses your configured style, examples and fixed writing rules. You can import your own LinkedIn export and continue to refine the guidance.
Where do the images come from?
Your own media library and available blog images are the first sources. Optional AI imagery can use extra credits and must be appropriate to the subject. Claims about real projects or results need real evidence.
Can Porthos measure LinkedIn results?
It stores planning and publication status. Reach, reactions, clicks and other LinkedIn metrics depend on the account and app having the required official access. Those metrics are not universally available.
Does Porthos send connection requests or automated comments?
No. It does not use scraping or a browser robot for those activities. Its scope is choosing topics, writing, preparing, scheduling and publishing content through the official LinkedIn connection.
What does Porthos cost?
Porthos is included in Groei Marktleider and Klusio Partner. With Groei Start or Groei Pro, add the module for €50 per month excluding VAT. LinkedIn Basis remains part of every growth plan. Review the current plan table and subscription conditions; optional AI image generation may use additional credits.
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