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Chat with your email, right inside Gmail. ReplyForge is a Gmail extension that lets you reply to emails by just saying what you want to say — no re-explaining the thread, no juggling tabs. Open any email in Gmail, click the ReplyForge panel (or hit Ctrl+Shift+M), and type an instruction like "reject politely" or "tell them I'll send it Friday." ReplyForge already has the thread's context — including which specific message you clicked Reply on, even in long threads — and writes a reply ready to insert with one click. WHY REPLYFORGE - Knows which message you're replying to. Click Reply on any message in a thread, not just the last one — ReplyForge tracks the exact message you're answering. - Stays out of Gmail's way. Runs in an isolated panel that never touches Gmail's own layout or styling. - No prompt engineering. Type like you're texting a friend — "tell them I'm running late" — and get a reply that sounds like you. - Keyboard shortcut. Ctrl+Shift+M toggles the panel instantly. HOW IT WORKS 1. Open an email thread in Gmail and click Reply. 2. Open the ReplyForge panel. 3. Type what you want to say. 4. Review the generated reply and insert it into your compose box with one click. PRIVACY ReplyForge only sends the thread text needed to generate your reply — nothing is stored on our servers. Full privacy policy: https://replyforge.mehakworks.com/privacy PRICING 5 free replies, no card required. Unlimited replies on ReplyForge Pro for $7/month, cancel anytime. Works with any Gmail account — personal or Google Workspace.
Jul 17, 2026
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