ReplyHey Autopilot

Posts your approved ReplyHey drafts from your own Reddit, X and LinkedIn accounts, in your own browser.

ReplyHey finds the public posts where somebody is describing the problem your product solves, on Reddit, X and LinkedIn, and writes the reply for you. This extension is the last step: it sends that reply from the account you are already signed in to in this browser. HOW IT WORKS 1. Add your product's website to ReplyHey. It works out the keywords and starts collecting leads the same day. 2. Install this extension and paste an API key from your ReplyHey settings. That is the whole setup. 3. In the ReplyHey app, approve the leads you want sent (Send, or Send selected on the Leads page), or turn on Autopilot. 4. Every few minutes the extension checks in with ReplyHey and sends what is ready. It opens each post in one background tab, types the draft, sends it, and moves that same tab on to the next one. WHAT IT SENDS - What you approve in the ReplyHey app, or what Autopilot picks while you have it on there. Autopilot only sends fresh drafts that ReplyHey did not hold for you to read. With Autopilot off, it sends only what you approved. - From your own Reddit, X and LinkedIn accounts, one at a time, at your pace. There is a 30-second floor on the delay and random jitter on every gap. When a platform says slow down, it stops sending for 30 minutes by default. - With Autopilot on, it can also post free promo threads and publish your scheduled weekly posts, if you turned those on in the ReplyHey app. - Stop in the side panel halts it at once. The send in progress finishes, and nothing else starts until you resume in the ReplyHey app. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO - It never asks for a password. It uses the session already in this browser, so there is no account for us to hold and nothing to hand over. - It never rewrites a draft. The text in ReplyHey is the text that goes out, word for word. WHY IT SENDS FROM YOUR BROWSER Your replies should be yours. This extension does the typing in your own signed-in session, so every reply is genuinely posted by you, from your machine. ReplyHey never posts from its servers and never uses an account you do not own. FEATURES - Reddit, X and LinkedIn, from the accounts this browser is signed in to. - Two drafts per lead: a public reply and a direct message. Where a subreddit bans self-promotion, ReplyHey recommends the direct message and tells you why. - One background tab for the whole run, not a tab per lead. The toolbar icon spins while a send is going out and shows a pause sign while sending is stopped. - The side panel has two tabs. Sending shows whether sending is on, which platforms this browser is signed in to and how the last send went, with a Stop button. Calendar lists your weekly posts; a Reddit post can be posted from it with Post now, after you pick its flair and confirm. - All settings live in the ReplyHey app: pace, which drafts wait for you, Autopilot, promo threads and weekly posts. REQUIREMENTS A ReplyHey account, at replyhey.com. The trial is free and needs no card. Without an API key from that account this extension has nothing to show and does nothing. PRIVACY No third-party analytics and no tracking. The extension talks to replyhey.com, to ask what to send, report whether each send succeeded (with the link to what it posted), and say which of Reddit, X and LinkedIn this browser is signed in to (a yes or no for each, never a cookie). It also talks to Reddit, using your own signed-in session, when it posts or looks up a post for you. It also counts itself: on install, on update and when you save an API key, it sends a random ID it made up and its version number, so we know how many browsers run it. Nothing else is in that message. Your key and your status stay in this browser and are deleted when you remove it. Full policy: https://www.replyhey.com/privacy