About ReplyPilot
Paste a message, tap a few style chips, get a reply back for each one. Tap Generate Again until one lands. No accounts, no chat window, just paste and pick.
How to use it
- Paste the message you're replying to into the box.
- Pick a Channel: Text, Email, or Social. It changes the length and format of the reply.
- Choose Separate or Combine. Separate gives you one reply per chip you tap, a batch of options to scroll through. Combine blends everything you've selected into a single reply.
- Tap as many chips as you want, then hit Get Replies.
- Copy a reply, or tap Generate Again for a fresh take on just that one.
Tone chips vs. signature personas
Tone chips (Funny, Kind, Sarcastic...) layer a mood onto a plain reply. Signature personas (Marriage Saver, Karen Mode...) are a whole voice with their own goal, not just a mood. Both live in the same grid and work the same way, tap either kind to add it to your batch.
Managing chips
Open Chip Library (top right) to pin or unpin any built-in chip, or create your own. Pinned chips are what show up on this screen, unpinning hides a chip without deleting it.
Creating a "respond as me" persona
Set the chip's kind to Signature persona, then describe your own texting habits: length, punctuation, emoji use, go-to phrases, and what you'd never say. Example:
You are texting as me, not as a generic assistant. I write in short bursts,
one sentence, rarely two. No capital letter to start, no period at the end.
I say "lol" and "ngl" when something's funny. No heart emoji. I don't open
with "hey" or close with "talk later," I just say the thing. Never sound
customer-service polite, never say "I hope that helps."
Then add 3 to 5 real message-and-reply pairs under "Train the AI" on that chip. Real examples teach your voice far better than the description alone.