Organizing a prospecting workflow
The planned workspace gives leads and next actions a common home. Explore whether that organization would fit your own process before assuming any account connection is supported.
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An upcoming LinkedIn outreach workspace for organizing leads, preparing messages and planning follow-ups, with a desktop companion in development.

Bellcast is an upcoming workspace for organizing LinkedIn outreach. Its public site presents the planned experience: leads, personal message preparation, campaigns and follow-ups in one place, supported by a desktop companion. It is part of the Bervyn product family, with a different channel and workflow from the email-focused Zintara.
The current public experience is a frontend product preview. It uses sample data and does not connect an account or execute campaigns. This distinction is important when exploring the demo: the interface shows the intended direction, rather than confirming that all of the displayed workflows are available today.
For independent founders, small sales teams and agencies exploring a more organized outreach workflow.
The planned workspace gives leads and next actions a common home. Explore whether that organization would fit your own process before assuming any account connection is supported.
Message drafting is presented as a starting point for a person to review. Relevant context, accurate details and your own voice remain part of the work.
The preview shows follow-up sequences and campaign controls. Use it to understand the intended interaction and share feedback about what would make the workflow clearer.
Browse the sample workspace and campaign screens. Interactions on the public demo do not send messages.
The planned desktop companion uses local execution. The official FAQ says the computer would need to stay awake and connected while those workflows run.
Return to Bellcast for release announcements and supported workflows. The public site does not currently announce a launch date or paid plans.
Bellcast’s published direction is a local desktop companion connected to a workspace. Account connections and campaign execution are not live in the public preview, so this page does not list production integrations or setup guarantees.
Treat the site as a preview of a product in development. Bellcast explicitly states that LinkedIn may restrict accounts using third-party automation and that local execution does not remove that risk. Review the product’s current information before deciding whether a future release fits your use.
The public site says account connections and campaign execution are not live. Its interactive preview uses sample data and does not send messages.
The current site says a launch date and paid plans have not been announced. Check Bellcast directly for updates.
The planned local workflow requires the computer to be awake and connected while it runs, according to the product FAQ.
No. Bellcast describes itself as an independent product, not affiliated with LinkedIn.