Features

Every cleanup LinkedIn makes you do by hand, in one extension.

Two ways to work: the popup clears a whole list by rule, and the Network Manager loads everything into a table so you choose.

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The popup: clear a list by rule

Open it on any LinkedIn list and it already knows where you are. Pick a rule, press start and watch the counter.

Works on the list you already have open
Withdraw everything, or only what is older than a number of days you choose
A live counter, a stop button, and progress kept if the tab closes

The Network Manager: see everything, act on what you pick

LinkedIn shows your network a page at a time. The Network Manager loads all of it into one table you can sort, search and filter.

Invitations, connections, follows and groups in one place
Search by name or headline, filter by age and type
With Pro: act on a selection, export to CSV and save your views

The Unpend Network Manager showing 1,284 sent invitations nobody answered, the oldest from December 2024, and the estimate that clearing them by hand is about two hours of clicking.

Six lists

Every place LinkedIn hides a backlog.

Invitations you sent to people

The pile that blocks you from re-inviting anyone on it.

Invitations sent from your Page

Follow requests your company Page sent that nobody answered.

Invitations waiting on you

Accept or ignore dozens at once instead of one screen at a time.

People you follow

Including everyone you follow without a connection and forgot about.

Companies and Pages

The feed you never chose, made of Pages you followed once.

Groups and group requests

Leave groups in bulk, and withdraw requests that were never approved.

Unpend Pro

For backlogs bigger than 150 a month.

Cleanup reminders. Pick a day and time and get a nudge, so tidying up becomes a habit instead of a backlog. A local reminder; nothing runs on its own.
Pending reminders. A weekly heads-up the moment invitations start sitting unanswered, so it never has the chance to become a four-figure pile again.
Protect list. Name the people and companies that every cleanup and bulk action must skip.
Remove connections in bulk. LinkedIn offers no bulk disconnect at any price, including Premium.
Clear the incoming pile. Accept or ignore dozens of received invitations at once.
No monthly limit. Free renews 150 actions a month; Pro removes the count entirely, on every surface.
CSV export. Any view, including the ones LinkedIn will not export at all.
Date-range targeting. Act only on a specific age window, like invitations sent 1 to 3 months ago.
Act on a selection. Filter the Network Manager table down to exactly who you mean, then act on that: withdraw, unfollow, leave or remove in one go.
Saved views. Keep a filter you use often and bring it back in one click.

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Safety

Careful by design.

It never sends anything

Unpend only removes things you already did. It cannot send an invitation, post, message or follow. That boundary is the product, not a setting.
It cannot see your password

It works inside your browser on the session you are already signed into. There is no account to make, no password field, and zero network data is ever uploaded to developer servers.
It paces itself, deliberately

A conservative ceiling of 25 actions a minute with human gaps, and automatic back-off if LinkedIn signals a rate limit. Automation carries platform-policy risks under LinkedIn's User Agreement, so we pace conservatively to minimize patterns.
Withdrawing cannot be undone

Withdrawing cannot be undone by us or LinkedIn, and LinkedIn blocks re-inviting the same person for up to 3 weeks. That is why the age filter exists, why Pro has a protect list, and why every bulk action shows you what it is about to do first.

Your pile is probably a free job.

Install it, open the Network Manager, and look at the number before you decide anything. That part costs nothing and takes a minute.

Free plan · 150 actions a month · no card, no account

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