A pre-send coach in your iPhone keyboard: safer, funnier or your own voice
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An Android overlay that reads a chat and suggests three replies, never sending
If your customers or contacts live on WeChat and QQ, this is an open-source way to get drafted replies without handing an app your account.
An Android app (with early macOS and Windows builds for WeChat) that reads the conversation on screen through the accessibility service, judges the other person's intent and urgency, then ranks three candidate replies. Tapping one fills the input box; nothing is ever sent for you, and payments are left alone. It works with WeChat, QQ, X direct messages and Feishu, uses your own model keys, and keeps a local notes and contacts base so replies fit what you know. The interface and docs are in Chinese.
A pre-send coach in your iPhone keyboard: safer, funnier or your own voice
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