Typical AI reply
Congratulations — this is not just a feature, it is a testament to a team that truly listens. Kudos to everyone involved on this well-deserved milestone.
The tell
Em dash, "not just X, it is Y", praise that fits under any post
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Tappy vs Compose AI
Both write for you in the browser. Compose AI is an account-based assistant built mainly around Gmail. Tappy runs on your own AI key, costs nothing, and works on LinkedIn too.
Free. You bring your own AI key, so there is no subscription.
1
Open the reply box
Gmail, Outlook, Zoho Mail or LinkedIn. Nothing to open in another tab.
2
Tap Tappy, set the brief
Tone, length and intent, plus an angle for LinkedIn comments.
Tone: WarmLength: ShortIntent: Accept
3
The draft lands in the box
Read it, tweak a word, send it. No copy and paste.
Thursday at 3pm works for me. I will send the timeline beforehand.
Free, because it is your key
No subscription, no account, nothing stored on our side.
Not just email
LinkedIn posts, comments and DMs work the same way as your inbox.
You decide the tone
Set tone, length and intent before a single word is written.
The short answer
Tappy
Want free, no account, and drafts on LinkedIn as well as email? Tappy.
Pick Compose AI if
You want one tool autocompleting everywhere in the browser and you are happy to pay for it.
Side by side
What you get from each
Only the things we can state plainly.
TappyFree
- Price
- Free. You bring your own AI key.
- AI key
- Your own key, stored in your browser.
- Where it works
- Gmail, Outlook, Zoho Mail, and LinkedIn posts, comments and DMs.
- Account
- None needed.
- Control over the draft
- Tone, length and intent, plus an angle for LinkedIn comments.
Compose AI- Price
- Free tier plus paid plans. Check their site for current pricing.
- AI key
- Handled by Compose AI on their accounts.
- Where it works
- Browser-wide writing help, with email as the main use case.
- Account
- Sign-up required.
- Control over the draft
- Varies by feature.
The difference in the words
Same message, two replies
Tappy reads the message first, so the reply is about that message.
LinkedIn comment
Tappy
200+ requests and you finally shipped it, nice. The small features are usually the ones people quietly wanted most.
Email reply
Typical AI reply
Thank you so much for reaching out — I would be delighted to assist. Happy to help here, and looking forward to connecting soon.
The tell
Padding, no actual answer, and a vague wrap-up closer
Tappy
Thursday at 3pm works for me. I will send the updated timeline beforehand so we can go through it on the call.
In short
Where Tappy is different
It does not read like AI
It answers what is actually in the message, instead of praise that would fit under anything.
Free because you bring the key
No subscription, no account, and the key never leaves your browser.
Add Tappy to Chrome
Try it on your next reply and see how it reads.
Free. You bring your own AI key, so there is no subscription.