Free Chrome extension that reads how you actually write on Twitter and generates replies that match. It studies your tweets, your words, your humour, your patterns and uses that to write, not some generic template. No credit card needed.
Quick context on why this exists. I tweet a lot. Or I try to. The hard part isn't having opinions, it's writing 15 replies that actually sound like me when I'm tired and my brain is done for the day.
I tested every AI writing tool I could find. All of them had the same issue: the output sounded like AI. "I wholeheartedly agree with this perspective. This is a testament to your thoughtful approach." Nobody talks like that. Definitely not me.
So I built TweetMint around one idea that start from how you actually write, not from how a language model thinks people write.
When you connect your handle, it reads your recent 20 public tweets and figures out your patterns, sentence length, emoji habits, humour style, vocabulary. Then it uses all of that as the baseline for anything it generates.
A couple things I'm genuinely proud of:
The Learn From Edits thing works well. Change a word before posting and it picks up on the preference. After a few edits it gets noticeably closer to what you'd write yourself.
Image understanding. If someone tweets a chart or a meme, TweetMint actually looks at it. The reply will reference what's in the image, not just ignore it.
The draft queue. Some mornings I open it, generate 7 tweets, review them over coffee, schedule the ones I like. Saves me real time.
50 replies/day + 7 posts/day, free, no catch. Would love your honest take on it.
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Really loved this extension. Very helpful in giving replies on Twitter. It is saving lot of time.
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Quick context on why this exists. I tweet a lot. Or I try to. The hard part isn't having opinions, it's writing 15 replies that actually sound like me when I'm tired and my brain is done for the day.
I tested every AI writing tool I could find. All of them had the same issue: the output sounded like AI. "I wholeheartedly agree with this perspective. This is a testament to your thoughtful approach." Nobody talks like that. Definitely not me.
So I built TweetMint around one idea that start from how you actually write, not from how a language model thinks people write.
When you connect your handle, it reads your recent 20 public tweets and figures out your patterns, sentence length, emoji habits, humour style, vocabulary. Then it uses all of that as the baseline for anything it generates.
A couple things I'm genuinely proud of:
The Learn From Edits thing works well. Change a word before posting and it picks up on the preference. After a few edits it gets noticeably closer to what you'd write yourself.
Image understanding. If someone tweets a chart or a meme, TweetMint actually looks at it. The reply will reference what's in the image, not just ignore it.
The draft queue. Some mornings I open it, generate 7 tweets, review them over coffee, schedule the ones I like. Saves me real time.
50 replies/day + 7 posts/day, free, no catch. Would love your honest take on it.
Really loved this extension. Very helpful in giving replies on Twitter. It is saving lot of time.