Works in every mail app
Not a plugin, not a new email client. Apple Mail, Gmail in the browser, Outlook, corporate clients — if you can select text, MailReply can reply.
Click the MailReply icon in your menu bar — or press ⌃ Space — and a ready-to-send AI reply appears for the email you're reading. In your tone, in any language, in every mail app. Then ⌘ ↩ drops it into your reply.
MailReplyPROIn Apple Mail, Gmail, Outlook, Thunderbird — any app on your Mac. Copying it works too.
The menu-bar popover opens and writes the reply instantly, in your default tone and in the email's language. The shortcut is yours to change.
The reply lands in your compose field, ready to send. Or tweak it first, switch tone, regenerate.
New here? The app opens with a built-in demo on a sample email, so you can see the whole flow before you point it at a real inbox.
Every reply you insert or copy teaches MailReply your style. Shorten a reply and it learns to be brief. Sign off a certain way and it remembers. The next AI email response already sounds like you — no prompt engineering, no setup.
Not a plugin, not a new email client. Apple Mail, Gmail in the browser, Outlook, corporate clients — if you can select text, MailReply can reply.
Professional, Friendly, Direct or Detailed. Switch tone and the reply regenerates instantly.
Your approved replies shape the next ones: greetings, sign-off, length. See and reset what it learned anytime.
The reply always comes back in the language of the email — English, Italian, German, Japanese, whatever lands in your inbox.
Attach .md or .txt style guides and every AI email reply follows them. Company tone guide? Personal writing rules? Done.
No account, no inbox access, no stored emails. MailReply only sees the text you select, when you ask it to.
Those are locked to Apple Mail and Gmail, and their replies are short and generic. MailReply works in every app on your Mac, writes complete replies in four tones, follows your personal instructions and learns your style over time.
Yes. MailReply isn't a plugin — it reads the text you select anywhere on macOS and pastes the reply back where your cursor is. If you can select and paste, it works.
Yes. The app includes a live demo on a sample email so you can see exactly how it works. To reply to your own emails you pick a plan — Pro at $3/week or Max at $5/week.
All of them — the reply is always written in the same language as the email you received.
No inbox access, no storage of your emails. Only the text you explicitly select is sent for generation. Replies you approve are used (privately, tied to your device) to personalize your future replies — you can view and reset this anytime in Settings.