Question 1

How is this actually different from the sequencer tools I've already tried?

Accepted Answer

Most tools in this category either run a script through a browser extension, which behaves nothing like a real person's pace, or move everything onto a separate cloud machine and treat that distance as the safety feature. Neither actually solves the problem. Disperse runs through your own browser and your own LinkedIn session, decides who's worth contacting before it sends anything, and flags anything uncertain for you to check. It's built to behave like one careful person, not to disguise a machine as one.

Question 2

Will this get my LinkedIn account restricted or banned?

Accepted Answer

There's no guarantee with any outreach tool, but the mechanics are built around reducing that risk: everything runs through your own browser on your own residential IP, not a datacenter. Pacing guardrails enforce minimum gaps between actions and a hard cap on unanswered follow-ups, and the extension backs off automatically the moment LinkedIn shows any rate-limit signal.

Question 3

Does it actually sound like me, or like an obvious AI template?

Accepted Answer

Every specific claim in a draft has to trace back to something real on the person's profile: a shared employer, a recent role change, a mutual connection. If there's no real signal to work with, the draft gets flagged instead of inventing flattery, and a draft that still has an unfilled placeholder never reaches your queue at all.

Question 4

Do I have to approve every single message before it sends?

Accepted Answer

That's up to you. High-value leads route to your inbox for a look before anything sends. Once you've seen enough drafts to trust the pattern for a given tier, you can let that tier send automatically while everything else still waits for your review.

Question 5

What happens to my LinkedIn login details?

Accepted Answer

Disperse never asks for or stores your LinkedIn password. The browser extension acts through the LinkedIn session you're already logged into, the same way a browser extension reads any page you have open. There's nothing for a server to store.

Question 6

What if I'm not sure how to target the right people?

Accepted Answer

You define who you're trying to reach once, when you set up a campaign: titles, seniority, industry, whatever actually matters for what you're offering. Disperse applies that consistently across every lead it evaluates, instead of you re-deciding it lead by lead.

Changelog

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Changelog

v0.4

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