# Warm-up and Messages look and work like LinkedIn

> Warm-up and Messages now share one layout: the person and their post or conversation fill the page, drawn the way LinkedIn draws them, and you move through what needs you without leaving the keyboard.

Version: v1.631
Date: 2026-11-05
Source: https://doc.checkgrow.com/changelog/v1-631-warm-up-and-messages-look-and-work-like-linkedin

## What this solves

- The middle of Warm-up was narrow and crowded, with the draft comment lost among the other comments.
- Every row in the lists said the same few words, so the rows were hard to tell apart.
- Warm-up and Messages were laid out differently, with numbers in cards that took space.
- Moving to the next person meant going back to the list.

## What changed

- **One line at the top** shows how many need you and the page's numbers, with the keyboard keys beside them.
- **List rows** show the person, their company, what they said or posted and small marks for what was done (Grow's draft, commented, liked, how warm). A dot on the photo marks who needs you.
- **The header** shows the person: their name opens their profile, **Open profile** sits beside it, and the arrows go to the previous or next one.
- **Warm-up** shows the post as LinkedIn does, across the whole width: the words with **Show more**, pictures, reactions, and **Like · Comment · Open on LinkedIn**. Grow's comment waits inside the comment box, ready to post, with **Like only**, **Skip** and **Ask Grow** under it. The other comments follow, three at first, then **Load more**.
- **Messages** lists the conversation the way LinkedIn messaging does, and the reply box sits at the bottom with **Generate with Grow**, **Ask Grow**, **No reply needed** and **Send**.
- **Ask Grow** opens Grow beside the page with this person's conversation, including everything you asked before.
- **Keys**: J and K move to the next and previous person, Ctrl or ⌘ + Enter posts or sends, L likes instead of commenting, S skips, N marks a reply as needing no answer.

## Where to find it

**Sales → Warm-up** and **Sales → Messages**.

## Useful for

- Salespeople who work through many posts and replies every day.
- Teams who want reviewing Grow's drafts to feel like using LinkedIn itself.