Reply Pilots: AI Comment & Reply Generator for Social Media

Reply Pilots is an AI comment and reply generator that works inside the page you are already reading. It reads the post and the conversation on your screen, then drafts a response in your own voice. You review it, edit it, and send it yourself. No copying a post into a chat window. No explaining the situation first. No switching tabs. ⚡ WHAT IT DOES ✅ Drafts a comment reply from the post and the visible comments, instead of from a prompt you have to write yourself. ✅ Drafts your next message in a direct message thread or an email reply, from the conversation already on screen. ✅ Summarizes a long comment section or message thread before you answer it. ✅ Rewrites something you have already written to be clearer, warmer, shorter or more professional. ✅ Summarizes or explains any text you highlight on any page. ✅ Writes posts, captions and hashtags for when you are starting something new rather than replying. ✅ Keeps every draft in your history, so you can find what you said and how you said it. 🧠 HOW IT DECIDES WHAT TO SAY Most AI writing tools begin at an empty prompt. You paste the post, paste the replies, explain who said what, and only then get something back. By the time you have done all that, you could have written the reply yourself. Reply Pilots begins with what is already rendered on your screen: the post itself, and the comments or message turns around it. That context is the whole difference between a response that would fit under any post and one that answers the point actually being discussed. It also means the draft knows what has already been said. It will not repeat the comment directly above it, and it will not answer a question nobody asked. Before it writes anything, the panel shows you what it read. If the page did not load cleanly, or a feed was still virtualising when you pressed the button, the context card turns amber and offers to look again rather than quietly drafting from nothing. A reply written from an empty read is worse than no reply at all, so that state is visible instead of silent. 🗣️ MAKING IT SOUND LIKE YOU Sounding generic is the usual complaint about AI-written replies. Too formal, too polished, too eager, or simply not how you talk. Your dashboard is where you fix that, once, and then stop thinking about it: ✅ A writing style and a tone of voice you define and reuse everywhere. ✅ Your business, your services, and the details you want available when a reply touches them. ✅ Six ready styles, from professional through friendly, helpful, informative and educational, or a custom one you write yourself. ✅ Three lengths, so a quick acknowledgement and a considered answer do not come out the same size. ✅ Guardrails for what must never be said: prices you have not approved, services you do not offer, claims you do not want made on your behalf. ✅ Separate preferences per platform, because a comment on a professional network and a reply on a photo app should not sound the same. There is also a button that learns from a page you are already on. Open something you wrote, press it, and your phrasing, sentence length and habits are taken as a sample rather than described from memory. Most people find it easier to point at their own writing than to explain their own voice. An optional toggle mirrors the tone of the top comments on a post. Turn it on and your reply reads like it belongs in the thread instead of arriving from outside it. 👥 WRITING AS MORE THAN ONE PERSON If you write for several accounts, the style that suits one is usually wrong for the next. Reply Pilots holds more than one set of writing preferences, and you switch between them from the extension's popup. The styles offered in the panel follow whichever one you are writing as, so you are not scrolling past a client's tone of voice to reach your own. Agencies and anyone running a personal account alongside a company account get the most out of this. 📄 SUMMARIZING BEFORE YOU ANSWER Some threads are too long to answer honestly without reading them, and too long to read. The summarizer condenses a comment section or a message thread into the shape of the discussion: what was asked, what was already answered, and where it turned. Use it before you reply to a thread you have been away from, or before you decide whether a thread is worth your time at all. It is also the fastest way to catch up on a conversation someone has escalated to you, where the history matters and only the last message is in front of you. ✏️ REWRITING WHAT YOU ALREADY WROTE You will not always want the first draft written for you. Often you know exactly what to say and want it to land better. Paste or type your own version and have it made clearer, warmer, shorter, more detailed, or more professional. The original stays on screen next to the rewrite, so you can take the new version, keep your own, or take one sentence from each. This is the part people end up using most once the novelty of full drafting wears off. 🔍 READING ANYTHING ON THE PAGE Highlight text anywhere on the web and a small toolbar appears. From there you can ask for a short summary or a plain-English explanation of what you selected. It is not limited to social sites. A dense paragraph in a contract, a support article that buries the answer, a technical post in a field that is not yours: the selection tools work on any page you choose to use them on. The same options are on the right-click menu, under Writing and Reading, when a toolbar would be in the way. 📝 WHEN YOU ARE STARTING, NOT REPLYING Replying is most of the work, but not all of it. Reply Pilots also drafts posts, captions and hashtags when you are the one starting the conversation, using the same voice, business context and rules that shape your replies. Whatever you have taught it about how you write applies whether you are answering someone or opening with something new. 🗂️ YOUR HISTORY Every draft is kept. Your dashboard holds what you generated, where you generated i…