The message you've been avoiding?
Replied in 20 seconds.
ReplyGhost writes the reply for you. Paste what you got, pick the situation, get three human options you can actually send. No account, no tracking, messages never leave your device.
You have a message you can't reply to.
The text from two weeks ago. The Slack you meant to answer yesterday. The apology you've been rewriting in your head since Tuesday. Every hour it sits there, the harder it gets to send — and "sorry for the late reply" stops working by day three.
ReplyGhost is the 20-second way out. Paste the message, tell it who it's from and what you want to say, and it writes three options — warm, neutral, firm, or playful. Copy one. Send. Move on with your life.
Built for the avoided-reply.
Six intents that cover 90% of the conversations people actually avoid. Four tones. Zero bloat.
Apology
When "sorry for the late reply" won't cut it anymore. Three ways to actually own it.
Confirm
Lock in plans, receipt of info, or a yes — without sounding like a robot.
Decline
Turn something down without scorched earth. Polite, final, not a 4-paragraph excuse.
Delay
Buy time honestly. "I'll get to this by Friday" beats going silent for 8 more days.
Reschedule
Move the thing without triggering a 14-message back-and-forth.
Casual
The "send this in 10 seconds" option. For texts that don't need a strategy.
Five screens, one job.
Paste → pick → pick → get 3 replies → copy. That's it. No accounts, no feeds, no notifications.




Solo · 3 weeks · ~$508 in AI spend.
ReplyGhost was built end-to-end by one person with a laptop and a Claude Code subscription. Here's the honest stack.
Swift + SwiftUI. Xcode archive on disk, ready for App Store review.Claude Code using Opus 4.6 + Sonnet 4.6 for cheaper tasks.Want the playbook?
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