On posts and comments
Tappy uses the post text so the comment responds to a specific point in it. You choose the angle, along with tone and length, and the draft lands in the comment box.
Angle: Add a detailTone: DirectLength: Short
For LinkedIn
AI LinkedIn comments and DMs that sound like you
A bad AI comment on LinkedIn is public, and most people spot it in a second because it praises the post without saying anything about the post. Tappy reads the post first, then writes a comment that engages with what was actually said.
Free. You bring your own AI key, so there is no subscription.
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Marcus Hale
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Hot take: async standups beat meetings every time. Change my mind 👇
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The problem
Public AI slop
Generic comments all look the same. They fit under any post, which is exactly why they read as automated. On LinkedIn that is visible to your network, your clients and anyone who lands on the thread later.
The same thing happens in DMs. A message that ignores what the other person wrote gets ignored back.
Comments that could sit under any post
This isn't just a product update — it's a masterclass in listening to your users.
Clarity. Consistency. Conviction. That's what separates good teams from great ones.
Congratulations on this incredible milestone. Truly a testament to the vision and grit behind it.
In today's fast-paced landscape, it's the thoughtful details that make all the difference.
Well said. Couldn't agree more. Thanks for sharing this important perspective.
How it works here
Comments and DMs, handled differently
A comment is public and needs to respond to the post. A DM is a conversation. Tappy treats them as two different jobs.
In DMs
Tappy uses the conversation so far and drafts a reply in the message box. It works on new messages too, not only replies. Nothing is sent for you, you always read the draft first.
Tone: WarmLength: MediumIntent: Follow up
Change the tone, length or angle and the draft changes with it. You are picking how it should sound, not accepting whatever comes out.
The difference in the words
Same post, two comments
One could sit under anything. The other could only sit under that post.
LinkedIn comment
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
Tappy
200+ requests and you finally shipped it, nice. The small features are usually the ones people quietly wanted most.
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