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Compare · ReplyKit vs Zuiti

Updated 23 Oct 2026

ReplyKit
vs Zuiti

Zuiti is an open-source X reply extension where you bring your own AI key. ReplyKit runs on Claude Sonnet with nothing to set up. Which fits you.

Pick Zuiti if

You already have an API key, you want the code to be open source, and you are happy to copy and paste each reply.

Zuiti is an open-source Chrome extension for X: a button beside the reply box drafts a reply with your own API key for Gemini, OpenAI, Claude or DeepSeek, in eight styles.

Pick ReplyKit if

You want nothing to configure, three drafts per click typed straight into the reply box, help finding posts, and LinkedIn and Reddit too.

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 ReplyKitZuiti
Core jobFind posts worth replying to, then draft three repliesDraft a reply to the post you are on
SetupInstall, no API key, no account to startAdd your own API key for the provider you pick
ModelClaude Sonnet on every plan, free includedGemini, OpenAI, Claude or DeepSeek, with your key
Drafts per clickThree, each with a different angleOne, in the style you pick (eight styles, including a custom prompt)
PlatformsX, LinkedIn, RedditX
Into the composerInserted into X's reply box, ready to editCopy, then paste it yourself
PriceFree: 10 replies on your first day, then 3 a day without an account, 5 a day with a free sign-in. Pro: €6.99/month for 1,000 replies a month plus the Radar list.The extension is free; you pay your AI provider for usage

Our take

Written by the ReplyKit developer, so read it as such. Facts about Zuiti come from their own site. If something here is out of date, email contact@replykit.eu and it gets fixed.

Zuiti is a good pick for developers: open source, your own key, your own provider, and the data goes straight from your browser to that provider. If that is what you want, ReplyKit is not it.

ReplyKit is for people who want the reply without the setup. The prompt is tuned per platform against the usual AI tells, the drafts land in the reply box, and Radar tells you which posts are worth the reply in the first place.

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

Goes to my phone as a Telegram message, not into a queue.

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