A read-only growth copilot for X & Reddit

Reply to the right posts, in your voice

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.

Read-only by design Bring your own AI key X fully supported · Reddit in beta One-time license, no subscription

Growing on X shouldn't feel like a full-time job

Scrolling and guessing

You reply into the void because you can't tell which posts are worth your time until it's spent.

AI-sounding replies

Generic bot replies get ignored — or worse, get you muted. Your voice is the asset, not the volume.

Tools that post for you

Full-auto engagement tools put your account one policy update away from suspension.

Post scoring

Hard rules first. Soft scores second.

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.

Zero API cost for rejected posts One batched call per screen for survivors /  badges right on the posts you browse
Colloquial drafts

Two drafts that sound like you wrote them

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.

Trained on a real content SOP, not generic prompts Connect templates only on let's-connect posts Copy-only: sending stays your decision
Privacy & control

Your keys, your ledger, your account

Settings, the replied-ledger, and your API keys live in your browser. Post text only leaves for the AI provider you configure — nothing else, no middleman server, no account.

Works with any OpenAI-compatible endpoint Read-only: no posting, following, or DM permissions 5-minute setup wizard for positioning and goals
How it works

Three steps, five minutes to set up

1

Tell it who you are

A short wizard captures your positioning, products, goals, and thresholds — so scoring matches your account, not a generic playbook.

2

Browse like you already do

Worth-replying posts get / badges right in your X and Reddit feeds. No dashboard to check — the signal comes to where you scroll.

3

Draft, copy, send yourself

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.

Pricing

One license. No subscription.

ReplyWink License
$29 one-time

Per seat · activate with your license key · launch code LAUNCH20 = $23.20

Free plan: scoring unlimited, 5 draft generations / day (rolling 24h).

Buy license
Lifetime use of the extension 12 months of updates included Bring your own AI provider — no usage markup

Already have a key? Open the extension’s Options → License tab and paste it.

FAQ

Fair questions

Can this get my account banned?

The extension is read-only: it never posts, comments, follows, likes, or sends DMs. Every reply is copied by you and sent by you, at a pace your daily cap controls. From the platform's point of view, it's just you replying.

Do I need my own AI API key?

Yes — you configure any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (OpenAI, or a local/proxy provider). Hard-rule filtering happens locally with zero API cost, so a typical day of browsing costs pennies in soft-scoring calls.

What data leaves my browser?

Only the text of posts being scored or drafted, sent directly to the AI provider you configured. Your keys, ledger, and settings never leave your browser — there is no ReplyWink server in the middle.

How does the license work?

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.

Which platforms are supported?

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.