Free
Try it in your everyday browsing.
- Unlimited post scoring
- 5 draft generations per rolling 24 hours
- Two reply options per generation
- No license or credit card required
ReplyWink scores the posts you browse and drafts two colloquial replies for each one. You copy and send them yourself — nothing is ever posted for you.
5 free draft generations a day. No credit card required.
Bring your own AI API key. Provider charges may apply.
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Copycurious what moved the needle most in the rewrite — copy or flow?
CopyYou reply into the void because you can't tell which posts are worth your time until it's spent.
Generic bot replies get ignored — or worse, get you muted. Your voice is the asset, not the volume.
Full-auto engagement tools put your account one policy update away from suspension.
Before any AI is involved, local rules throw out what isn't worth your time — engagement floors, freshness windows, posts you already replied to, authors on cooldown.
Drafts follow your voice rules baked in: lowercase, short, no AI vocabulary, no formulaic question endings, no unsolicited links. Pick a slot — safe or spicier — edit if you want, then copy.
AI settings and reply history live in your browser. Content for scoring and drafts goes directly to your configured AI provider. Paid licenses are verified through our license service and Creem.
A short wizard captures your positioning, products, goals, and thresholds — so scoring matches your account, not a generic playbook.
Worth-replying posts get / badges right in your X and Reddit feeds. No dashboard to check — the signal comes to where you scroll.
Open the Workbench with Ctrl/⌘+Shift+A, draft two replies, copy the one you like, and send it yourself. Mark replied to keep the ledger honest.
Try it in your everyday browsing.
Per seat · no subscription · up to 3 devices
$29 Launch special · 20% off
Code LAUNCH20 · applied at checkout
Secure checkout via Creem. How to activate · Terms · 14-day refunds
Both plans require your own AI API key. AI provider charges are separate; ReplyWink adds no usage markup. Unlimited means no extension usage cap.
Each generation gives you two reply options. Regenerating counts toward the free allowance, which resets on a rolling 24-hour basis.
Already have a key? Open the extension’s Options → License tab and paste it.
Yes. You can use ReplyWink without buying a license: post scoring is unlimited, and the free plan includes 5 draft generations per rolling 24 hours. Each generation provides two reply options; regenerating also counts. The allowance does not reset at midnight. No credit card is required for the extension. You bring your own AI API key, and your provider may charge for usage. Upgrade only when you need more draft generations.
The extension is read-only: it never posts, comments, follows, likes, or sends DMs. You review, copy, and send every reply yourself. You must follow each platform's rules; we cannot guarantee account safety or engagement results.
Yes. Both plans use your own AI API key. AI usage is billed by your provider at its own rates, with no markup from ReplyWink. Local rule filtering does not make AI calls.
Content needed for scoring, drafting, translation, and setup goes to your configured AI provider. License checks go through our Cloudflare-hosted service to Creem. Checkout and support involve their respective providers. See our Privacy Policy for details.
After checkout the key appears on the order page and lands in your email inbox. Paste it once in Options → License to activate (3 devices per license). One license covers one seat; updates are included for 12 months, and the extension keeps working after that.
x.com is fully supported. reddit.com is in open beta: post scoring and in-feed badges work today, with the draft card and comment replies on the way. Chrome (with a Firefox build available). The side panel opens with Ctrl/⌘+Shift+A, the toolbar button, or the context menu.