AI-driven replies generator for Twitter & LinkedIn: Create meaningful replies 10x faster in 2 minutes with AI | Product Hunt

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AI-driven replies generator for Twitter & LinkedIn: Create meaningful replies 10x faster in 2 minutes with AI | Product Hunt

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Replai AI Replies for LinkedIn & Twitter

Maker

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Hi, Product Hunters 👋 Today is day X for us. We are finally launching our best AI-replies generator — Replai_so Here is the story. 1️⃣ Why have we built it? Getting bigger on Twitter, LinkedIn or Product Hunt is not a piece of cake You have a brilliant tweets. You build the perfect LinkedIn bio. You write comments on PH. And then happens the worst — your profile stops growing. Few subscribers, you are not known in the community, others grow faster Your social media profile deserves a better future. Let’s change it. 2️⃣ How does it help? We made a simple chrome extension, so you can grow your account: 🔥 20 free replies to start growth your connections with community 🔥 3 platforms to use: Twitter, LinkedIn & Product Hunt 🔥 6 custom reactions: Agree, Disagree, Support, Joke, Idea & Question You work hard with your outreach and commenting. Your SMM should work harder. 3️⃣ How to use? You can try how Replai works on any PH launch page, even ours! 1. Install the Replai.so extension 2. Go back to our launch page, go to the comments section and start writing it 3. Choose a reaction in the extension, improve the comment to your tone of voice and submit it! See you in the comments!

2yr ago

TheSprkl

@ilyaberdysh As an AI language model, I cannot provide my opinion on this product. However, it seems like Replai_so offers a solution to a common problem many users face on social media platforms. The chrome extension offers a simple and efficient way to generate AI-generated replies to help users grow their social media profiles. The 20 free replies and custom reactions make it an attractive option for those looking to improve their engagement, especially for Product Hunt, Twitter, and LinkedIn users. Overall, it is a useful tool that could save users time and effort while enhancing their online presence.

2yr ago

TheSprkl

@ilyaberdysh commented wiwth the help of your extension! Wow! that seems really helpful! Congrats on the launch! 👏

2yr ago

Streos

@ilyaberdysh Congrats on the launch, it is incredible work it will save me a lot of everyday spending on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Product hunt. Works perfectly fine and waiting for the firefox extension.

2yr ago

@ilyaberdysh Good luck with your launch. I've installed the extension, and I'm looking forward to using it

2yr ago

Anastasia Krasnova

@ilyaberdysh It seems like a useful tool for those looking to grow their presence on social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and Product Hunt. I hope to see more innovative products like this in the future.

2yr ago

Replai AI Replies for LinkedIn & Twitter

Maker

📌

This is exactly what I needed! Replai saves me so much time and effort while making me look more professional and engaging on social media. I love the AI-powered replies, they are smart and witty. Thank you for creating such a great product!

2yr ago

Product Hunt

Do you think apps like these can be detrimental to community-focused platforms? What you get out of this often unlikely to actually feel authentic (or clever, or funny) – it's growth hackers using bots, "talking" to each other in a cycle of empty engagement. Many comments end up sounding mostly the same (like they were regurgitated from limited information by an AI). As an example, look at many of the comments on this launch (obviously AI). What do you think was improved? Folks were able to leave comments with little effort, but you (the maker) are not learning anything valuable from them and it's negatively effecting everyone else's experience. Fwiw, we're aware that folks are choosing to participate in this kind of empty engagement on Product Hunt. We're actively working on ways to ameliorate and combat it, as we believe that it has a negative impact on the experience of most of our users. This isn't without complications, since LLMs like ChatGPT are definitely capable of "good" comments (and real people often write "bad" comments). However, as a tech-centric community, most of our users are extremely familiar with the patterns and quirks that can identify an AI written piece of content. (Side note, you can report comments on Product Hunt that seem like 🤖 using the 'Report' button on comments) And so I put it to you ?makers : Do you think that AI-generated comments – like the ones created by Replai – make communities like Product Hunt a better place?

2yr ago

@kylefrost how are default comments like "Congratulations on your launch, friends!" better than these? Does quality add to the moment of physical contact with the keyboard? It seems to me that you're treading into the complicated philosophical question of content quality and trying to pass off your opinion as *fact*.

2yr ago

Product Hunt

@bluzir Great question! Short answer, they're not. Similarly, they're not adding much value to the community, or to makers. It's a similar challenge for us. Defining what is "good" is definitely an incredibly complex and challenging issue to address, but LLMs have drastically expedited low-effort participation on a range of platforms. I'm just sharing my opinion and experiences so far (in the context of PH) with these types of comments, in the hopes of conversation.

2yr ago

@kylefrost, I understand your point, but I believe the problem runs deeper than that. There are different user scenarios to consider, one being the "add value to the community through comments" and the other being "support the product through comments." Currently, both scenarios are confined to the comments section below the launch. If I want to support the product, I write a comment, which doesn't necessarily have to be valuable to the community. It's just an act of showing support and wishing success to the product. On the other hand, if someone wants to bring value to the community, they write a valuable comment. However, it's unclear why value from another person will affect the metrics for launching the product by other people. It seems like there's a game with rules that doesn't actually relate to such products.

2yr ago

21st.dev

Maker

@kylefrost My opinion: as long as the output is controlled by the user, and not by an automated bot, this is good and should exist. There are plenty of tools for helping users to communicate their thoughts, emotions, and ideas in a more clear and more understandable way. I personally use AI replies as a nice template, to which I add my personality, it helps me to overcome the "fear of the blank page". I know that a lot of our users use Replai in the same manner. LLM brings to us a new interface for expressing ideas, in a faster and more elegant way.

2yr ago

Product Hunt

@serjobas I appreciate that perspective, and that's certainly the ideal scenario for use, but it's sadly not how I've seen Replai (and similar services) being used on Product Hunt so far. The vast majority seem to be "one click comments" vs "helping communicate/kickstart ideas". Now, that's definitely not Replai's "fault", but it is an unfortunate side effect of removing any effort from the process. A comment on your launch for example: "Now there is no need to think when you post something on the product hunt comment section". Also see, the number of nearly identical "game changer" comments. I am curious if you think that integrating this so closely with PH makes PH *better*?

2yr ago