Tap the floating bubble over any conversation. QuipReply reads the chat and hands you three perfect replies — flirty, funny, or strictly professional. Copy, paste, send.
Other apps make you screenshot, switch, upload, wait. QuipReply lives on top of the chat you're already in.
Tinder, WhatsApp, Instagram, iMessage on your Android, email, Slack — if it's on your screen, it works.
It reads the conversation for you — no typing, no uploading, no explaining the context.
Three replies appear right there. Tap to copy, paste, send. Don't like them? Get three more.
Two worlds in one app. Flirt on Friday, handle your boss on Monday — with the same bubble.
Rizz, Sweet, Witty, or Bold — tuned for a crush, a new match, your partner, or your ex.
Friendly, Professional, Playful, or Firm — for friends, your boss, coworkers, and family.
Nothing to reply to yet? Describe the situation and get openers that don't sound like a pickup line.
Rizz aimed at your boss becomes confident professionalism. The app knows who you're talking to.
Not feeling them? One tap gives three completely different angles — never rephrasings.
No account. No name. No email. Screenshots are read once and thrown away.
The bubble only looks at your screen the moment you tap it — never in the background. Your screenshot is read and immediately discarded: we never store it, and we never built the ability to. No Accessibility Service. No account. Nothing to sell.
Three replies a day, free, forever. If it saves you more than that, go unlimited.
Or $39.99/year — the same thing, cheaper, if you already know you'll keep it.
No. The bubble captures a single frame at the exact moment you tap it, and only then. There is no background capture — the app is not even capable of it. Android shows an indicator whenever a capture session is active, and you can drag the bubble onto the ✕ to shut it off entirely.
No. The screenshot is held in memory long enough to be read, then discarded. It's never written to disk on our side. We deliberately never built the ability to store it — read the privacy policy for the specifics.
All of them. Because it reads the screen rather than plugging into any one messenger, it works in Tinder, Hinge, Bumble, WhatsApp, Instagram DMs, Messenger, Telegram, Snapchat, SMS, email, Slack — anything you can see.
That's the whole engineering problem, and it's where most of the work went. Replies engage with what the other person actually said — their joke, their question, their tone — and stay at natural texting length. Three suggestions, three genuinely different angles. Pick the one that sounds like you.
Dating is what people try it for; Everyday mode is why they keep it. Same bubble, different tones: hold a boundary with a coworker, sound warm to family, or write the polite-but-firm email you've been avoiding.
In Google Play → Subscriptions → QuipReply → Cancel. Two taps, no retention maze, no "are you sure" gauntlet. Cancel during the 3-day trial and you're never charged.