FAQ
Clear answers before you trust it with a message.
What the two modes do, what gets stored, what Pro unlocks, and where the product deliberately refuses to pretend it knows more than the text can support.
Reply Plan looks at wording patterns that affect how a message can be perceived: friction, warmth, clarity, pressure, ambiguity and tone. It also points to the phrases that influenced the read so the score is not a black box.
Use it for a message you wrote. Reply Plan evaluates how it may land, identifies wording that could create unwanted pressure or friction, and gives you the smallest useful change plus a voice-preserving rewrite.
Use it for a message someone sent you. Reply Plan separates literal wording from plausible subtext, shows multiple reasonable interpretations with uncertainty, and offers one grounded reply. It does not claim to know what the sender is secretly thinking.
A short field appears where you can describe the situation yourself, for example recruiter, landlord, teacher, neighbor or group chat. Reply Plan uses that context when reading the message.
Yes. The homepage lets you prepare a draft and carries it into the product, but the AI analysis itself requires a free account. Free accounts get 10 analyses per day plus saving, history and privacy-safe share pages.
No. An analysis is only added to your private library when you press Save. Public share pages are designed to omit the original private message.
It is a privacy-safe public page containing selected analysis details such as the headline, scores and key takeaway. You can share the link without posting the original conversation.
Pro raises the daily analysis limit from 10 to 500, gives you the full saved-history workspace, and unlocks Communication Trends, which summarizes patterns across the analyses you deliberately saved, such as average clarity, friction and the contexts where you use Reply Plan most.
Reply Plan sends branded transactional emails through Resend. Confirmation links verify your Supabase account, while recovery links create a temporary authenticated session so you can choose a new password.
Treat the result as a second perspective, not a verdict. Social meaning depends on history, timing and context that may not be present in the pasted text. Reply Plan is designed to show uncertainty instead of hiding it.