FlickReply suggests replies inside WhatsApp, where most small-business messaging happens. Trigger it on a customer's message, choose the professional tone, and it reads the conversation on screen and proposes replies written that way — you read, adjust and send. It is a writing assistant for a person, not an autoresponder: nothing is ever sent automatically and there is no bulk sending, no template library and no scheduling.
Answering customers from a phone is mostly the same twenty questions asked in twenty slightly different ways, and the cost is not the thinking — it is typing a polite, complete answer for the fortieth time on a touchscreen while doing something else. That is exactly the work worth handing to a draft you approve.
Trigger a suggestion on the incoming message and you get a full, correctly-worded answer to edit rather than retyping the same explanation from scratch. Editing is seconds; composing is not.
Write the factual response in your own words, tap polish, and read the professional version. What comes back is the same information without the edge, which is usually what the situation needs and rarely what you would have typed while irritated.
A shared tone preset gets replies from different people reading similarly, without a template library that makes every answer identical and obviously canned.
A real incoming message, the tone chosen before generating, and the suggestions returned.
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 WhatsApp
This is the second time this has happened. I want a refund, not another replacement.
You pick: Professional — before it writes anything
The suggestion concedes the point rather than defending, because the conversation on screen shows it is the second occurrence. That context is why this beats a saved template.
In Instagram
is this available in other colours? and do you ship internationally?
You pick: Friendly — before it writes anything
Two questions, both answered, in the register the platform expects. This is the volume case: fifty of these a day is where the time actually goes.
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.
FlickReply is an Android input method, so the system hands it every text field on the device — the keyboard itself, the whole tools panel, and polishing a message you have written all work in business chats, your browser, your notes app and anything you install next month. Only reply drafting is per-app, because it reads the conversation on screen, and that works in WhatsApp and Instagram today.
No, and this is the most common mix-up in this category. FlickReply suggests a reply and you decide whether to send it — nothing goes out automatically, ever. If you want messages answered while you are asleep, you want an autoresponder or a chatbot, which is a different kind of product entirely. FlickReply is for the person doing the replying, making each reply faster to write.
Yes. WhatsApp is one of the apps where reply suggestions work, so you can trigger a suggestion on a customer's message, pick the professional tone, and get a draft based on the conversation to edit and send. It handles one message at a time in the field you are typing in, which suits real support conversations rather than broadcast.
FlickReply is an Android keyboard, so it appears and types in the WhatsApp Business app like it does everywhere else, and polish works there. Whether reply suggestions are available in WhatsApp Business specifically depends on how it is detected — if that matters to your workflow, contact us before subscribing and we will confirm rather than have you find out after paying.
The free tier covers 10 AI actions a day, which a support account will exhaust quickly. Premium is 500 a day and 10,000 a month for $4.99 a month, which is the realistic tier for anyone answering customers all day.
Free to install, 10 AI requests a day, and the keyboard works in every other app on your phone at the same time.
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