Releases · Changelog
What changed.
The Chrome Web Store has no release-notes field, so this page is the record. Updates install on their own; you never have to do anything.
3.6.0
Coming soon
Backend moves to api.replykit.eu
Built and waiting for store review. Not yet installed anywhere.
No visible change. The extension now talks to api.replykit.eu, the backend that lives in this site's repository, instead of the developer's personal blog.
The new host is reached without a new permission, so the update installs silently and nobody has to re-approve the extension.
The store listing's website and privacy links now point to replykit.eu.
3.5.0
16 Oct 2026
Replies in your own voice
ReplyKit can learn your voice from your own X posts, so drafts sound like you and your topics fill themselves in.
Sign in with Google in one click. Onboarding is down to two short screens.
ReplyKit now starts in X, LinkedIn and Reddit tabs that were already open when you installed it. You can sign out from the popup.
3.4.0
15 Oct 2026
One Reply button, three drafts
One ✨ Reply button reads the post and picks the right angle, with Funny, Insight, Agree and Push back chips to steer it.
Every reply comes as three drafts to pick from. The prompts were rewritten from scratch against real posts to sound like a person.
Every plan, free included, writes with Claude Sonnet. Post templates are gone. A Feedback button in the panel goes straight to the developer.
3.3.1
14 Oct 2026
Opportunity Radar fixes
Clicking a Radar badge now always drafts into that post's reply box. Polish my draft works inside the reply window.
Follower counts show from the first page load, and a post only counts as replied once you actually send.
Clearer plan wording: Pro is 1,000 replies a month.
3.3.0
14 Oct 2026
Opportunity Radar
ReplyKit now marks the posts on X worth replying to: your niche, real reach, few replies yet. One click drafts the reply.
Badges are free. Pro adds a ranked Radar list and target accounts.
3.2.0
13 Oct 2026
Ten free replies on day one
The first day is now 10 free replies, then 3 a day without an account, or 5 a day with a free sign-in. Half of new users were hitting the old cap of 3 in their first session.
Onboarding fits on one screen. You can sign in from the reply panel, and the toolbar badge shows when your daily replies have refilled.
Built by · One person
ReplyKit is a solo project. Tell me what you need.
There is no company behind this, just one developer who reads every message. If ReplyKit does not fit how you work, a feature, a platform, a different style of reply, say so. Requests from users decide what ships next.
Prefer email? contact@replykit.eu