It diagnoses the scene
A boss chasing a deadline is not a client pushing a price, and neither is your mom asking about your life. BreatheReply reads the relationship and the stakes first — workplace, family, negotiation, an apology.
A reply assistant that lives on your machine
Lift the mental weight of replying.
It doesn't decide for you — it dissolves the hesitation before you hit send.
Select the message that's been sitting in your head. BreatheReply reads the context, asks when it's unsure instead of guessing, and writes the reply you actually want to send.
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Before · rewriting for 12 minutes
Boss, in the team group
@you The Q2 review I asked for last Friday — it's Wednesday. Where is it?
typing… deleted, retyped, deleted again
R select the message → one click
After · sent in 3 seconds, calmly
First draft is 80% done — held up by two numbers I'm still verifying.
I'll have it to you before end of day.
sent ✓
It reads first. Then it speaks.
Three quiet steps before a single word is written. The one thing it never does is invent.
It asks instead of guessing
When a message needs a fact only you have — your real deadline, the actual number — it stops and asks you one short question. Most reply tools just make something up. BreatheReply would rather ask than put words in your mouth.
The difference between "sounds smart" and "actually true."
It writes, then you steer
A first draft lands in your voice — accept it, warm it up, or firm it down with a click. No rewriting from scratch, no template filler. The stance is yours to set.
It shows up only where conversations happen.
Select text in a chat and a small green button appears beside your selection. Most of the time you never copy or press anything — select, and it's there.
Five ways to select
Drag across text, box-select, double-click a paragraph, triple-click, or Ctrl+A. However you already grab a message, the button meets you there.
A quiet whitelist of 40+ apps
It recognizes 40+ messaging, browser and mail apps out of the box — so it appears in your chats, and stays silent in your code editor and design tools. Add or remove apps anytime.
"Skip next" when you're busy
Box-selecting several messages to forward them? Tap "skip next" and the button stays out of your way for that sweep. Copy + a global shortcut always works as a fallback, anywhere.
You don't have to pick a mode first.
By default it reads the situation and answers in your voice — you just send. If you only ever use it for one thing, pin it to that scene. Either way, the words stay yours.
Default — it reads the room
Most of the time you do nothing. It figures out the situation — workplace, family, a negotiation — and writes a reply in your voice. No mode to pick first.
Pinned — you set the scene
If you only ever use it for one thing — customer service, social comments — pin it to that scene for sharper replies. The choice is yours, and easy to change.
Continuous — it keeps the thread
Replying to several messages in one conversation? Turn on continuous mode and each reply builds on what came before, so you don’t re-explain the context. It ends when you say so — or when you switch apps.
The first draft is just the beginning.
It writes the first version — you make it yours. Fill in what only you know, edit whatever doesn't sound like you, and nothing goes out until you say so.
Names it never invents
When a reply needs your name or the recipient’s, it leaves a tappable placeholder instead of guessing. Fill it in once — every one of its kind in the message is filled at the same time.
Editable to the last word
The draft opens in a panel you can edit directly — reword a sentence, drop in an emoji, keep what’s already right. One shortcut saves it.
It admits what it can’t answer
Simple messages get simple answers, no ceremony. But when a reply needs facts only you have, it says so — and offers a safe, honest fallback instead of inventing one.
Your setup travels with you
Export your settings to a file and import them anywhere — your API key is never included. Reset to defaults anytime, without touching your reply-later list or history.
Some messages can wait. It remembers for you.
Not every message deserves your evening. Park it, and get one calm reminder when it’s time — not a barrage of notifications.
15 minsoon 30 minafter this task 1 hourneed a clear block 2 hourstoday 4 hourslowest priority custompick a time
A separate list window keeps everything parked — sorted by due, needs-info, and ready-to-send. One reminder when it’s time, snoozable, never a pile-up.
Your words go back where they came from. Nowhere else.
One click, back into the box
The reply lands straight into the input field you came from — no manual copy-paste. The AI's words arrive exactly where they belong.
Your key, your model, your machine
Bring your own API key — encrypted and stored only on this device. Or run a local model (Ollama, LM Studio) and go fully offline. BreatheReply never stores your messages.
Screenshots work too
Group chats you can’t select, text that won’t copy — take a screenshot and it reads the conversation the same way. Two OCR engines, on-device.
Four messages that keep people up at night.
Pick one. Watch it diagnose, ask the right question, and offer you real directions — then read the reply.
Boss · team group
@you The Q2 review I asked for last Friday — it's Wednesday. Where is it?
You're turning it over…Do I admit it's not done? Will explaining sound like an excuse? Should I promise a time?
workplace · deadline chasescene read
The draft
First draft is 80% done — held up by two numbers I'm still verifying. You'll have it before end of day.
sent ✓Want a different tone? One tap swaps the draft.
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