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Generate AI-powered comments and replies for social media captions Aisogen reads the caption of a social media post you're looking at and writes you a reply, comment, post, or summary using AI, in the format and tone you pick. Open the side panel on any major social media platform, click Get Caption, choose an output type and a tone, and click Generate. The result shows up in a box you can copy and paste wherever you need it. It also works on other sites; you just approve access the first time. You bring your own API key. Aisogen connects directly to popular major third-party AI provider API endpoints or any custom API model you configure. There's no subscription, no credits to buy, and nothing routes through our servers. Your key only ever talks directly to your chosen provider. A few things that make it easier to use day-to-day: - Choose the output type (comment, post, summary, reply, or your own custom types) and the tone (dozens built in, or add your own) - Reusable preset prompts so you don't retype the same instructions every time - Back and Next buttons to step through your last 20 generations - Optional local CSV log if you want a saved record of what you've generated - Works with manual text selection too, so if the caption grabs the wrong thing, just highlight what you want and try again Nothing here touches the social media site itself. The extension only reads the page you're already viewing and sends your caption straight to your chosen AI provider. Privacy and security: your API keys stay in your browser's local storage and go straight to the AI provider you picked. Nothing passes through any server we run, and we never see or store your keys.
Aug 23, 2026
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