FlickReply's AI reply assistant is the feature the app is built around. Trigger it from the keyboard, pick a tone — professional, friendly, casual, funny or short — and it analyses the conversation shown on screen and suggests replies written in that tone. You never restate the context, because it can already see the thread. It works in WhatsApp and Instagram, with Gmail and LinkedIn in development.
Most people already use AI to write replies. The workflow is almost always the same: leave the conversation, open a chatbot, paste in what you are replying to, read the answer, copy it, come back, paste it, fix the bits that do not sound like you. Roughly forty seconds and four app switches, by which point you have lost your place in the thread.
The keyboard is already in the chat, so it can read the thread you are replying to. You never describe the situation to it first — that step is the whole reason the chatbot round trip is slow.
Nothing opens full screen and nothing steals your place in the thread. The draft appears in the keyboard area and goes into the field when you pick it.
Professional, friendly, casual, funny or short is picked first, and the suggestions come back written that way — rather than generating something neutral and asking you to fix it afterwards.
Reply drafting works from the conversation, so it needs support per app. Gmail and LinkedIn are in development with no announced date. Polishing and correcting a message you have written works everywhere already.
A real incoming message, the tone chosen before generating, and the suggestions returned.
In WhatsApp
Hey! Are we still on for Saturday? Also did you get a chance to look at the thing I sent over?
You pick: Friendly — before it writes anything
Two questions in one message, and both are answered. This is the part that saves the time — you are editing, not remembering what you were asked.
In WhatsApp
Hi, I ordered 3 days ago and still haven't received any tracking. Order #4471.
You pick: Professional — before it writes anything
The order number is carried through because the suggestion is built from the conversation on screen, not from a template.
In Instagram
loved your last post!! where'd you get that jacket??
You pick: Casual — before it writes anything
Casual keeps the register right. The same request set to professional returns something that would read very oddly in a DM.
Worth knowing before you install rather than after.
Reply drafting needs per-app support. Elsewhere the AI key will not produce a suggestion, though polish still works on anything you have typed.
If the answer depends on something only you know — a date, a price, whether you actually want to go — the suggestion will guess or stay vague. Those are the replies you should write yourself.
It will be slightly too tidy and carry nothing only you would say. One small edit in your own words is the difference, and it takes seconds.
This part currently works in WhatsApp and Instagram, because drafting from a conversation needs support per app. Correcting and rewriting a message you have already written works in every app today. See pricing for the allowances and the privacy policy for what happens to your text.
An AI reply assistant reads the conversation you are in and proposes a reply, so you are editing something rather than starting from an empty field. With FlickReply you trigger it from the keyboard, pick a tone, and it analyses the conversation shown on screen and suggests replies written in that tone — without you leaving the chat, restating the context or pasting anything into a chatbot. It currently works in WhatsApp and Instagram.
WhatsApp and Instagram today. Support for Gmail and LinkedIn is in development with no announced date. Reply drafting needs per-app support because it works from the conversation rather than from a single message — unlike polish and correct, which works on text you have written and is available in every Android app.
Not always on the first attempt, which is why you pick the tone before it writes rather than after. Suggestions generated as casual read very differently from the same request set to professional, and most people land on something that sounds like them by choosing the right tone and making one small edit. Sending the first suggestion untouched is what makes AI replies read as AI replies — in any keyboard, not just this one.
Yes, within WhatsApp and Instagram — WhatsApp in particular is where a lot of small-business conversation happens. It drafts and re-tones one message at a time in the field you are typing in, so it suits replying and personalising rather than bulk sending. There is no template library, no mail merge and no scheduling, and none are planned.
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