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What’s new

New features, improvements and fixes, written for the people who use them. Reply Monk is actively built, and this is where you can see it.

  1. New

    Reply Monk on Telegram

    • Connect one private Telegram chat from Settings, Notifications, and get your reminders there: post due, challenge day, nudges, weekly ideas and the results check-in.
    • The post arrives as its own message, so you can long-press and copy exactly the text. Then open LinkedIn, X or Reddit, and tap Mark as posted.
    • Ask the bot for a post with /today, /challenge, /ideas or /draft. Anything that uses the AI shows its cost first and uses your normal credits.
    • Send the bot a voice note, a photo of your notes, a forwarded post or a link and tap Write it to get a draft in your voice (1 credit). Files are read in memory and never stored.
    • Schedule a ready post from the chat, change the hour your daily challenge post arrives with /time, and reply to the results check-in with your numbers or a screenshot.
  2. Improved

    A simpler composer

    • The Preview, Co-writer and AI tools tabs are now one view: an AI card above an always-visible preview.
    • An empty post shows one box and a “Write my post” button. A post with text gets one-click changes that apply straight away, with Undo and Try again.
    • Style settings and rarer tools sit behind two buttons, out of the way until you need them.
    • LinkedIn, X and Reddit previews now look like each network, on mobile and desktop.
  3. Improved

    My Style, and a tidier Settings menu

    • The Voice area is now called My Style, in the app and in the extension.
    • The knowledge base lives in Library, so it no longer appears in the Settings menu.
    • If you haven’t added a photo, you now get a generated icon.
  4. Improved

    Safer billing and sign-in

    • A plan change now takes effect only after your payment is confirmed.
    • Bank payments that confirm later activate your plan as soon as the bank confirms.
    • Resetting your password signs you out everywhere and turns off your personal API tokens.
  5. Fixed

    Fixed: checkout and billing links

    • Fixed a bug where a checkout link could point to the wrong address. Links to checkout, billing and the app now always use the live address.
  6. New

    Reply Studio, on the web and on your phone

    • Paste any post into Reply Studio, pick what your reply should do, and get three replies in your voice. No extension needed.
    • Works on your phone, so you can reply from the couch.
  7. New

    First drafts, free checks and voice memos

    • “Write me a first draft” from an idea, a saved post, a topic or someone else’s post, with three versions if you want them.
    • A free “Ready to post?” check before you publish: hook, platform rules, AI-sounding phrases and your own never-say list.
    • A free “Sounds like you?” score that marks the sentences that drift from your voice.
    • Voice memo to post: record up to 60 seconds and get three drafts back. The audio is never stored.
    • Every AI result shows which voice and persona wrote it, and you can regenerate it or undo it.
    • You can leave individual posts out of your voice and keep a list of phrases the AI should avoid.
  8. New

    A results check-in after every post

    • Two days after you post, Reply Monk asks how it went. Drop in a screenshot and the numbers are read for you. You confirm before anything is saved.
    • Mark replies that got a reply back, and see them in a weekly results digest.
    • Reminders and check-ins can arrive as push notifications, with email as the fallback.
    • The inactivity nudge can now arrive with a ready, short draft.
  9. Improved

    A better reply bar in the extension

    • Replies now stream in as they are written.
    • LinkedIn-safe mode is the default for new installs. Nothing is added to LinkedIn until you switch it on.
    • Logging your replies and saving your edited text are off until you turn them on.
    • New: a note showing whether your learned voice is being used, a counter of credits left, reply intents such as “Add an insight” or “Ask a question”, and a short tour the first time you use each site.
    • When you run out of credits you now see a friendly card with your options instead of a dead end.
  10. New

    Export, share and connect

    • A private calendar feed you can subscribe to from Google, Apple or Outlook calendar.
    • Export drafts, posts and numbers as CSV or Markdown, and download all of your data from Settings.
    • Signed webhooks for events like “post due”, plus personal API tokens and a small read-mostly API.
    • Share a template, hook pack or collection with a link.
  11. New

    Role starter kits and a gentler setup

    • Pick your role and get 10 hooks, 5 ideas and subreddit notes to start from.
    • Start your voice from a blog post or a talk if you don’t have many posts yet.
    • A “Your first win: publish one post” banner on Home.
  12. New

    Referrals: give 20, get 20

    • Share your link. When a friend signs up, verifies their email and saves their first draft, you both get 20 bonus credits.
    • Credit costs now show on the buttons that spend them, and your usage is shown in plain units.
  13. Improved

    Verified email, and a Security page for your devices

    • New accounts verify their email before spending credits. Existing accounts are not affected.
    • The Security page lists the devices signed in to your account so you can sign any of them out.
    • Plan limits are now enforced everywhere, not only hidden in the interface.
    • If the AI provider never answers, your credit is returned. Error messages no longer show raw technical text.
  14. Improved

    Faster pages

    • Home, history, analytics and knowledge search load faster.
    • The app downloads less code on first load, and images and files load more quickly.
    • Importing analytics, adding knowledge and making carousels now run in the background with a progress check.
  15. New

    The web app grows into the whole loop

    • Ideas every Monday, a composer with a co-writer, voice learning from your own writing, a knowledge base and a library of hooks and templates.
    • A calendar with “Time to post” reminders, personal analytics, visuals and carousels, and a guided setup.
    • The browser extension became a companion to the web app instead of the whole product.

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