Collaborative sourcing memory for small recruiting teams
Keep your LinkedIn openers
in Message Stash — not in a Word doc.
Click a saved message. It appears in LinkedIn’s message box with the first name filled. You still send it.
Google sign-in. No credit card. Save up to 3 personal templates. Unlimited with Team.
linkedin.com/in/anna-kowalska
The problem
Your best messages live in Word — not on LinkedIn.
Connection notes, InMails, and follow-ups sit in Docs and Notes. On the profile you switch tabs, paste the wrong version, or send Hi {{first_name}}.
Message Stash
Your words. LinkedIn’s message box. Your send.
Save a few messages in Modri. On LinkedIn, click one and it lands in the box you already type in.
Click → message box
The text appears in LinkedIn’s own box. Modri does not send it for you.
First name filled
Taken from the open profile. You can still edit before you send.
Not automation
No send, no queue, no sequences. One profile at a time.
Not the note on the profile
Profile notes are about the person. Message Stash is what you send them.
How it works
Save. Click. Send.
Three steps between Word and a message you meant to send.
01
Save in Modri
Save up to 3 personal templates after signup. Unlimited with Team.
02
Open a LinkedIn profile
Check team status and the note first — know before you reach out.
03
Click Message Stash
Pick a message. Check it. Send it in LinkedIn.
Click a message. You still send.
Install the extension, save a couple of openers, and stop jumping back to Word.
Related
Know first. Then write.
See whether your team already contacted them. Then use Message Stash for what you send.