It remembers the thread
Turn on continuous mode and replies in the same conversation build on each other — no re-explaining what was already said. The thread ends when you say so, or when you switch to another app.
What's new.
The features and fixes shaping a calmer way to reply. Timestamps reflect development milestones — version numbers land with the public release.
September 2026
You set the stance
The hard part is usually not how to phrase it, but whether to agree at all. BreatheReply can ask which way you want to go before it writes — three clear options, or skip it and decide afterwards.
It names where you’ll stall
After a draft, it points out what is likely to hold you up — being hit emotionally, a time signal in the message, or a fact only you have — with one line on what to do about it.
Group chats: who you’re answering
In a busy thread it works out who said what and who your reply is for — and it doesn’t spray @mentions unless the message clearly asks for one person.
A whitelist that keeps itself current
Recognized apps are picked up as you install them; entries you added yourself are never pruned. Closed apps have a way back, and the tray can toggle the float in one click.
Cleaner work / service boundary
Pinned work and customer-service scenes no longer overlap, so fixed-scene replies land closer to the actual situation.
August 2026
Auto-detect by default
No mode to pick first: it reads each message and decides the scene itself. Prefer a fixed frame? Work, personal chat, customer service and social media are one tap away in Settings.
Names filled in one tap
Unfilled greetings and signatures in a draft become tappable placeholders — fill one in and its kind fills across the whole message. The edit panel is now rich text, emoji included.
Faster simple replies, honest fallbacks
Simple messages skip the ceremony; when facts are missing, a conservative reply says so instead of inventing one. The result panel now shows which path produced your reply.
Settings, rebuilt
Seven clear sections replace the old pile, with reply language (auto / Chinese / English) and data management: export, import, and a reset that no longer restarts the app.
Steadier replies under the hood
A month of reply-prompt tuning: steadier tone, tighter anti-fabrication rules, and cleaner scene boundaries.
Restored replies keep their tone
Replying to a message restored from the reply-later list no longer mixes up the tone or strategy of a previous session.
July 2026
Onboarding that actually teaches
A welcome card walks new users through the float, the whitelist, auto-fill and reply later — in plain language, no manual needed.
Whitelist auto-initialization
On first run, the app detects and pre-fills 40+ recognized communication apps automatically. No manual setup before the float works.
Native clipboard capture
More reliable text capture across apps, with fewer edge cases when reading your selection.
Layered selection detection
Five selection methods — drag, box-select, double-click, triple-click, Ctrl+A — detected reliably across messengers, browsers and mail clients.
“Skip next” to stay out of your way
Box-selecting messages to forward them? One tap and the float stays down for that sweep.
June 2026
Dual OCR engines
Screenshot a conversation and reply to it. Choose between a lightweight local engine and the system Windows OCR API, with automatic fallback.
Reply pipeline
Read the scene → ask when unsure instead of guessing → write a reply in your voice. The anti-fabrication rule is built in, not bolted on.
Reply later
Park messages with 6 preset slots or a custom time, in a separate list window with calm, single reminders.
Auto-fill
Send the reply back into the input field it came from with one click.
Light & dark, EN & 中文
Full light/dark themes and a bilingual interface from the start.