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Reads the chat you are in and gives you the reply. WhatsApp Web. MonyFlow Reply puts a rail down the side of WhatsApp Web that reads the conversation you are in. It is not a snippet list you scroll. It scores your whole library against what the other person just said, so the reply you would have typed is the first card, not the twentieth item in a menu. WHAT IT DOES - Reads the last message and ranks your saved replies against it - Type ; in the message box to search every reply you have - Shows who is waiting on you and for how long, oldest first - Your WhatsApp lists become a board, read from WhatsApp's own labels - Private notes and deal fields against any chat, that only you see - Schedule a message for later today or tomorrow - Response time: median, average, and how much of today was inside your goal - Saved replies for text, images, audio, documents and contacts - Optional hands-off replies, off by default, for chats you mark as business only: one per chat every ten minutes, six an hour, every one logged - Optional AI draft, off by default: writes up to three replies from the recent messages in the open chat, using your own AI provider key. You pick one, and it is never sent for you WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - No account, no login, no server - Nothing you type or read leaves your computer, unless you switch on AI draft. That one optional feature sends the recent messages of the open chat to the AI provider whose key you supplied, and nothing else ever makes a network request - No bulk sending and no blasting. By default it writes the reply and you press send It runs only on web.whatsapp.com. It cannot see any other tab.
Sep 17, 2026
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