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Turn any message into a casual and a professional reply, in the message's own language. Some messages are easy to answer. Others sit in your inbox for a day because you can't decide how to word them. Select the message on any page, right-click, and choose "ichat: generate a reply". You get two versions — one casual, one professional — written in the language the message was written in. Pick one, copy it, done. You can also paste a message into the toolbar popup. WRITES IN THE MESSAGE'S OWN LANGUAGE A message in French gets replies in French. Detection happens in your browser, not on a server. Chinese, English, French, Spanish, Italian and Russian are supported. TWO TONES, EVERY TIME No prompt-writing, no re-rolling. Every result gives you a relaxed version for a colleague and a polished version for a client. You choose the register instead of rewriting. SAY WHAT YOU WANT TO GET ACROSS Add an optional note — "politely decline", "confirm for Friday" — and both replies steer that way. IT CANNOT READ YOUR PAGES There is no content script and no permission for any website. The only text ichat receives is what you select and explicitly send, or what you paste in yourself. FREE TO USE Ten replies a day, free. The popup always shows how many are left. Replies are generated by AI and are suggestions — read them before you send.
Aug 4, 2026
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