Developed by Like Info, Linker AI reached 176 countries within 13 days of its launch, framing itself as a global cognitive information companion.

The press release casts Linker AI as a game-changing evolution in global information services and cognitive workflows, aiming to be a “Super External Brain” and a “Time Multiplier” for elite users.

The product positions itself as a next-generation cognitive information companion that transforms vast information into actionable insights, functioning as an exclusive external brain for global users and enabling rapid decision-making on a single screen.

The rollout leverages Google Cloud and Gemini multilingual capabilities to enable real-time cross-lingual understanding and generation, underpinning rapid global expansion.

Official contact details are provided, including a contact name, email, organization, and a Google Play store link for the app.

Like Info partnered with Google Cloud, leveraging its infrastructure and Gemini multilingual capabilities to enable real-time cross-lingual understanding and generation, supporting global reach.

Like Info’s CEO emphasizes addressing information overload by building a personal cognitive engine that understands content across locations, helping users grasp the world instantly.

Designed as a global audience information platform with localized nodes, cross-cultural understanding, and compliance, it converts massive information into actionable insights and supports quick decisions on a single screen.

Launched May 18, 2026 in Silicon Valley, Linker AI rapidly expanded to 176 countries by early June, targeting markets across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific.

Media contact is Beijing Zhixun Fengchao Information Technology Co., Ltd., with Xuzenghui as the designated contact.

Linker AI moves from information distribution to information understanding, featuring a MultiAgent Viewpoint Cluster for cross-perspective analysis and Socratic interaction to foster deeper questioning and independent thinking.

Targeting the cognitive elite—high-education, high-income individuals such as investors, researchers, executives, and entrepreneurs—who seek decision-grade information and aim to reduce information noise and overcome cross-language barriers.