Features
Everything you need to post in your own voice
Reply Monk covers the whole loop: ideas, drafts in your own voice, a plan, a reminder and a look at what worked. You review every word before it goes out.
Free plan · 20 replies or posts a month · No card needed
Eight areas
One home for the whole loop
Use all of them or only the parts you need. Each one has its own page with the details.
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Your voice
Reply Monk learns your style from your own posts and keeps learning from your edits, so drafts read like you on a good day.
- Learn from pasted posts, a LinkedIn or X archive, or a blog post or talk
- “Sounds like you?” score on every draft, free
- A never-say list the AI won’t cross
- Shows which voice and persona wrote each result
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Composer & co-writer
Turn an idea, a saved post or a voice memo into a draft, then rewrite, score hooks and check it before you post.
- “Write me a first draft” in one or three versions
- Co-writer chat that knows your voice and notes
- Live LinkedIn, X and Reddit previews
- Free “Ready to post?” check
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Ideas & library
Fresh post ideas every Monday, a swipe file of posts you admire, and 215 hooks and 105 templates written in-house.
- Ideas built from your voice, notes and best posts
- Swipe file with “Write like this”
- Role starter kits for founders, recruiters, creators and more
- 30-day posting challenge
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Calendar & reminders
Plan posts on a calendar, fill open slots from your ideas, and get a “Time to post” reminder with the text ready to go.
- Month, week and list views with drag to move
- “Fill my next 2 weeks” from saved ideas
- Reminders by email, in the app, by push or in Telegram
- Private calendar feed for Google, Apple or Outlook
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Results & analytics
A check-in 48 hours after you post, numbers read from a screenshot, and a clear view of which hooks, formats and times work for you.
- “How did your post do?” check-in
- Import your LinkedIn analytics or X archive
- “What works” by hook, format and length
- Weekly digest with your best post
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Browser extension
A reply bar inside LinkedIn comments, X, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram and four email apps. Pick what you want to say; you insert and post.
- Five reply intents and three variants
- Replies in 8 languages
- Undo after insert
- Privacy switches off by default
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Reply Studio & phone
Paste any post and get three replies in your voice. Install Reply Monk on your phone and turn a 60-second voice memo into a draft.
- Three in-voice replies, then “Copy and open”
- Installs to your home screen
- Voice memo to post
- Push reminders on your phone
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Telegram
Get your post reminders in Telegram, copy the post straight from the chat, and send the bot a voice note, a photo of your notes, a forwarded post or a link to get a draft in your voice.
- Reminders with the post as its own copyable message
- Voice notes, photos, forwards and links to drafts
- Pick the hour your daily post arrives
- You post it; the bot never does
See how founders, recruiters and consultants use Reply Monk, read how Reply Monk compares to AI chat, bots and writing by hand, or see what shipped recently in the changelog.
Built-in checks
Checks that run before you post
Small safeguards that keep AI drafts from sounding like AI, and keep you in charge of what goes out.
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Ready to post?
A checklist for the hook above the LinkedIn fold, platform rules, AI-sounding phrases and your own never-say list. Free, and no AI call.
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Sounds like you?
A 0 to 100 score that marks the sentences drifting from your voice. Free once your voice is trained.
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Clean-up of AI tells
Em dashes, stock phrases, “As an AI…” and hashtag spam are removed from results automatically. You can switch it off.
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Cost shown on buttons
Every button that uses a credit says so before you click: “1 credit”, “3 credits”. If the AI fails to answer, the credit comes back.
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Undo, always
Undo AI change goes back up to five steps, and the AI text always stays in version history. Rewrites show a word-level diff first.
How the pieces fit
Web app first, helpers around it
Three surfaces, one account, one voice.
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The web app is home
Ideas, drafts, voice, library, calendar and results all live here. Everything works with no extension installed.
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The extension is the in-feed helper
A reply bar for the moments you are inside a feed or an inbox. It drafts; you insert and post.
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The phone app travels with you
Install Reply Monk to your home screen, paste a post into Reply Studio, or record a voice memo. Prefer chat? Get reminders and drafts in Telegram.
FAQ
Straight answers
More questions? The full FAQ has them, or email us and a person will reply.
Does Reply Monk post for me?
No. It writes drafts and reminds you when it is time to post. You review every word and publish it yourself. The default is “Copy and open”, and nothing is auto-posted, auto-liked or auto-connected.
Do I need the browser extension?
No. The web app does ideas, drafts, the calendar and results on its own, and Reply Studio lets you paste any post to get replies. The extension is for when you want a reply bar inside the feed or your inbox.
What does “in my voice” actually mean?
You give it at least three of your own posts, import your LinkedIn or X archive, or start from a blog post or talk. It builds a style summary, uses your most similar past posts as examples, and retrains as you edit. Each result shows which voice and persona wrote it.
Which features cost credits?
Replies, first drafts, rewrites, hooks, threads, repurposing, voice memos and co-writer chat use credits, and the button shows the cost first. The “Ready to post?” and “Sounds like you?” checks, the calendar, reminders and exports are free. See pricing.
Which features need a paid plan?
Scheduling and the calendar, analytics and results, and visual cards, carousels and AI images are paid-plan features. Voice learning, the composer, ideas, the library and the extension are on the free plan, within its monthly allowance.
Show up this week, in your own voice.
Set up your voice in a few minutes, then write your first post or reply. You stay in control of every word.
Free plan · 20 replies or posts a month · No card needed