conversai
ConversAI drafts personalized replies, summarizes messages, and adapts responses to conversation tone for people managing online messages and email. Users can access it through a web app or browser integration and pay by subscription or credits.
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Who it's for
- People handling frequent conversations on platforms such as Twitter or Instagram who want help drafting replies.
- Professionals and business users responding to email in Gmail who want to summarize long messages and tailor reply tone.
- Multilingual communicators who want assistance generating responses in different languages.
How it fits your workflow
Use ConversAI through its web app or browser integration alongside a messaging platform. Provide a message or email and generate a response with one click; the tool can also summarize long messages.
Adjust language, vocabulary, tone, or other style preferences, and use tone detection to adapt the response to the conversation. The page names Twitter, Gmail, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and Instagram.
Pricing
Unlimited
$19 per month as shown in the pricing section; the FAQ separately says the plan starts at $16 per month.
- · Unlimited usage or credits
- · Access to all features
- · Monthly or annual subscription options are shown
Credits
Pay-as-you-go credit packs. The page shows early-access prices of $15 for 100 credits, $42 for 350 credits, $97 for 750 credits, and $149 for 1,500 credits.
- · Credits are used to pay for API calls
- · Credits can be purchased in bulk and used as needed
- · The FAQ says response costs vary with length, context, and complexity
Prices checked on Oct 20, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- One-click reply generation
- Generate a response to a message or email with one click, with options to tailor the reply to the conversation and preferred tone.
- Personalized writing style
- Configure language, vocabulary, tone, slang, and colloquial language to make generated responses reflect your communication style. The page says users can train the app on their language patterns and edit or add to pre-generated responses.
- Message summarization
- Automatically summarize long messages so users can review lengthy text more quickly.
- Tone detection
- Detect the tone of a conversation and adapt the generated response to match it.
- Multilingual responses
- Generate responses in multiple languages.
- GIF suggestions
- Suggest or respond with relevant animated GIF images.
Works with
- Gmail
- Facebook Messenger
- Browser extension
Limitations to know
- The page presents the unlimited plan at $19 per month in the pricing section but says it starts at $16 per month in the FAQ.
- Credit usage per response varies according to length, context, and complexity.
Alternatives to consider
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Superchat
Choose it if you want a personal assistant that also handles tasks such as booking travel, managing payments and calendars, and replying to messages.
Getting started
- Join the early access program from the ConversAI website.
- Open ConversAI through the web app or browser integration.
- Use a message or email to generate a reply or summary, then adjust the response to your preferred style.
Frequently asked questions
How does ConversAI work?
The page says ConversAI uses natural language processing and machine learning to understand and respond to messages. It can be used through messaging-platform integrations or directly from the web app.
How does ConversAI learn to sound like me?
Users can configure language, vocabulary, tone, slang, and colloquial language. The page also says users can train the app on their language patterns.
Can I customize the responses?
Yes. The page says users can adjust language patterns, tone, and vocabulary, and can edit or add to pre-generated responses.
How does ConversAI handle sensitive information?
The page states that communication between the browser and ConversAI's API is encrypted and that it does not store or collect conversation data.
How are credits used?
Credits pay for API calls. The page says the cost of a response depends on its length, context, and complexity; it gives a short tweet as an example of 0.1 credits and a response to a long email chain as up to 1.5 credits.