Reply Plan helps you check how your own message may land, or make sense of a message you received without turning guesses into facts.
Free accounts include 10 analyses per day. No card required.
The two modes use the same message, but answer completely different problems.
Paste something you are about to send. Reply Plan checks the tone, pressure, clarity and possible friction, then tells you whether it is fine as written or worth changing.
Paste a message that left you unsure. Reply Plan separates what the words actually support from the interpretations your context might suggest, then gives you a calm next step.
Type or paste your message, choose the situation, then continue. Your draft carries into the real analyzer after you sign in or create a free account.
The preview beside this text uses the same navigation, cards, score rings and information structure as the real Reply Plan dashboard. Your own numbers and plan details simply replace the sample data after you sign in.
Premium · Conversation Intelligence
Keep separate workspaces for the people you talk to most. Import a WhatsApp text export, add relevant voice notes or images, and ask Reply Plan questions using the conversation itself instead of repeatedly explaining the history.
See Conversation IntelligenceReply Plan still has the useful context from the imported conversation and previous sessions.
Check whether your message sounds interested, distant, intense or unclear before you send it.
Make requests and follow-ups clear without sounding hostile, vague or overly apologetic.
Look at the actual wording before anxiety fills in the parts the message never said.
Handle tense wording without turning a small misunderstanding into a bigger one.
The practical details, without product jargon.
You can prepare a message on the homepage, but a free account is required to run the analysis. Your draft carries into the analyzer after you sign in, so you do not have to start over.
Before I Send is for your own draft. It checks how your wording may land and suggests a cleaner version when needed. What Did They Mean? is for a message you received. It shows reasonable interpretations, what is still uncertain, and a practical reply option.
A short field appears so you can name the real situation, such as recruiter, landlord, teacher, neighbor or group chat. Reply Plan uses that context instead of forcing the conversation into the wrong category.
No. Analyses are not added to your library unless you press Save. Public share pages show selected analysis details without displaying the original private message.
