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Fast Reply: Saved Replies
Stop typing the same message twice
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Stop typing the same message twice
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You answer the same handful of questions all day, and you retype the answer every time. iOS Text Replacement only swaps abbreviations. Fast Reply is an iPhone keyboard that holds your real replies: tap one from your library, or type a shortcut like omw and watch it expand. Names and dates fill themselves in. Folders keep it organized, iCloud keeps it in sync, and AI Assist rewords on device. Works in every app you type in. Free to start, Pro is $19.99/year.
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Learn more: http://fastreplyapp.com/
Fast Reply has technically been around since 2023. But this is the version I wish I’d launched back then.
It started with a simple annoyance: I kept answering the same questions, sending the same updates, and retyping the same messages over and over.
iOS Text Replacement helped a little, but it’s pretty limited. It can expand abbreviations, but there are no folders, no reusable placeholders, and no easy way to adapt a saved message for different people.
So I built Fast Reply: an iPhone keyboard for the messages you send all the time.
You can browse your saved replies and tap one to insert it, or type a shortcut like “omw” and have it expand into the full message right where your cursor is. Either way, you never have to leave the app you’re already in.
Fast Reply 2.0 is a pretty big rebuild. It now includes:
• A full typing keyboard with shortcut expansion
• Fill-in-the-blank placeholders for names, dates, prices, etc.
• AI Assist to make a reply warmer, shorter, clearer, or more professional
• On-device AI where supported
• iCloud sync
• Support for five languages
You can use Fast Reply for free with the included replies plus five of your own. Pro is $19.99/year or $2.99/month, with a 7-day free trial.
I’d especially love some feedback from the Product Hunt community:
What’s the one message you find yourself retyping all the time? 👇
I built Fast Reply around my own repetitive, messy little communication problems. I’m curious whether yours look anything like mine.