Replies
The reply you'd have written on a good day.
A hundred unanswered messages isn't a character flaw — it's arithmetic. Teriara reads what arrived, remembers where you left off with each person, and drafts the answer in your voice. You glance, maybe tweak, tap send.
It writes like you. Actually like you.
Not "AI assistant politeness" — you. Your greetings, your shorthand, your warmth, your punctuation, the emoji you'd really use. It learned all of that from how you already talk.
- Trained on your real way of talking — not a generic chatbot tone.
- Knows the difference between texting your mum, your best friend, and a first date.
- Your humour survives. If you'd tease, the draft teases.
It knows where you left off.
Every draft starts from the whole story — what they said last week, the plan you half-made, the thing they were nervous about. So the reply isn't just in your voice, it's in your relationship.
- Remembers the open thread: the interview, the appointment, the trip.
- Warm first, logistics second — it never opens with the ask.
- Sees the photo they sent and understands what it means — "on my way!" gets "be safe ❤", not "nice jacket."
Leah's interview was yesterday morning.
She told you she was "lowkey terrified" on Sunday's call.
Every edit teaches it.
Rewrite a draft and it doesn't just send your version — it studies the difference. Too formal? Too many emoji? Wrong opener? The next draft lands closer. The hundredth is almost always yours untouched.
- Accept, rewrite, or skip — every choice is a lesson.
- Per-person calibration: how you talk to Dawn keeps improving separately from how you talk to your boss.
- You can tell it things directly too: "never use exclamation marks with him."
One inbox. Every app.
WhatsApp, texts, Instagram, the dating apps — drafts wait for you in one calm place, sorted by who matters and what the message means, not by which app screamed loudest.
- The message that matters most sits on top — even if it arrived quietly.
- Rapid-fire senders get one thoughtful reply, not six fragments.
- Replies pace like a human: minutes, not milliseconds.
"I'll call you tonight — how did Thursday go?"
"the bookshop idea is dangerous — Saturday?"
"Confirming the 15th works — morning or afternoon?"
Nothing sends without you.
Drafts are drafts. Until your thumb hits send, nothing leaves — and the people you're talking to never see Teriara, only you. It's your voice; you stay the only one allowed to use it.
- Every outbound message is approved by you, every time.
- Quiet hours, per-person rules, and a global pause switch.
- Anything that smells important — money, plans, feelings — is flagged, never auto-handled.
House rule
"Drafts wait for your thumb. Forever, by design."
There is no setting that changes this.
Answer everyone.
Sound like you.
You're on the list — we'll be in touch.
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