Android
Get itOn Google Play, for Android 8.0 and later.
Get itichat
Some messages are easy to answer. Others sit in your inbox for a day because you can't decide how to word them. Paste the message — or select it and pick ichat from the menu — and get both versions at once, written in the language the message was written in.
A message in French gets replies in French. The language is worked out on your own device, not guessed from your account settings, and the interface follows your system language too.
The message and the replies are processed and discarded. The one exception is a reply you choose to report, which is kept for 90 days so we can review it.
The Android app keeps past replies in a local database only. We cannot read it, and deleting your account erases it.
No advertising, no third-party tracking, and the browser extension has no permission to read the pages you visit.
One menu item removes your account and its data. No email, no waiting.How deletion works.
The specifics — including what a report sends and the one thing we keep for 48 hours after deletion — are in the privacy policy.
On Google Play, for Android 8.0 and later.
Get itOn the Chrome Web Store. Adds ichat to the right-click menu.
Get itIn development. Not available yet — this card will link to the App Store when it is.
Not available yetTen replies a day, free. The app always shows how many you have left.
Replies are generated by a language model. They are suggestions, and a model can get the tone or the facts wrong — read one before you send it. Every reply has aReport action if something comes back inappropriate.
Questions: get in touch.