Use the rizz bot to turn a message or private chat screenshot into three reply ideas. Add context, choose your tone, then edit the words before deciding what to send.
A rizz bot should help you respond to the conversation you are having. In this bouldering conversation, a fear of heights leads to a suggestion to try climbing close to the ground.
Before
I am scared of heights.
After
You could start on low traverses and never get more than a foot off the ground.
Paste their latest message or upload a private chat screenshot. Add useful context so the rizz bot can separate your details from your match's.
Choose how you want to sound and whether to keep talking, ask a question or suggest a date. Compare three suggestions before choosing one.
Move a rizz bot suggestion into your draft, change it and copy the result. Mark it as sent only to update your local conversation history.
Upload a JPG, PNG or WebP chat screenshot under five megabytes. The rizz bot returns a speaker labelled transcript alongside its suggestions. Review the text and speakers before saving its transcript.
Use my screenshot
Give each conversation a name, context and tone. The rizz bot supports up to ten separate conversations in one workspace, so switching to another person brings up their own draft and history with the correct context.
Organize my chats
The rizz bot gives three alternatives with short explanations. Choose the useful idea, then edit its wording in your draft. Copying and downloading use that current draft, keeping the final message under your control rather than sending it automatically.
Find my wordsGet help finding an angle while keeping your judgment. Your context, the other person's message and the words you choose all stay visible during drafting.
Use the rizz bot when you understand the message but cannot find a response. Three options give you different starting points to compare and adapt.
Tell the rizz bot whether to begin talking, continue a thread or suggest a date. Add the relationship context that makes that next step appropriate.
Save your rizz bot workspace to your account. Restore named conversations and edited drafts without pasting the same context again on another device.
The rizz bot writes suggestions for you to judge. Edit anything that sounds unlike you, then move the chosen words into your own dating app.
It drafts three possible replies from your message or screenshot, personal context, chosen tone and conversation goal. You can inspect the suggestions, select one and edit it. The final draft is yours to copy into the app where you are talking.
Give the rizz bot the latest message and include useful earlier lines when they explain what is happening. Labels such as Me and Them help the rizz bot keep speakers separate. Leave out contact details or other private information that does not help draft the reply.
Yes. Upload a private JPG, PNG or WebP under five megabytes. It reads the visible conversation and returns an editable transcript with speaker labels. Check the transcription carefully, particularly cropped messages, names or text that is difficult to read.
Your edits are available for saving, downloading and adding to local history through Mark as sent. A new rizz bot request reads the original uploaded screenshot again. Remove the screenshot and paste corrected text if you want to generate directly from your corrections.
Choose warm, playful, confident or sincere before asking the rizz bot for suggestions. Add any personal context that should guide the result. You can also edit the chosen reply directly if only a few words need to change.
Choose the suggest a date goal and give the rizz bot enough context about your conversation. Review whether the proposed invitation fits the other person's interest and your own plans. Change details before sending rather than accepting a suggestion you cannot follow through on.
The rizz bot workspace holds up to ten named conversations. Each keeps its own context, incoming message, history, suggestions and draft. Switch with the conversation selector and save changes for later.
It updates local history only. The rizz bot does not connect to your dating account or deliver messages to someone else. Copy your edited reply and send it yourself, then mark it as sent when you want the workspace history to reflect that.
Yes. Choose a rizz bot option to place it in the draft field, then edit freely. Copy reply and the text download use the edited draft.
Use Save workspace while signed in to keep your rizz bot conversations with your account. Your last successful save can be restored on another device. Unsaved edits remain in the current editor; save before leaving if you want to keep them.
The rizz bot works from the text or screenshot you provide. Select Tinder, Bumble or Hinge as context, then take the finished draft back to your app yourself. There is no app connection, automatic posting or access to messages you have not supplied.
Saved text and drafts can still be restored even if the original image is gone. Remove the unavailable attachment and paste the relevant message to continue. Keep only the context you need, and review saved history before generating another reply.
Read it as a draft. Check facts, tone and whether you would say it naturally. Remove pressure, invented plans or assumptions about the other person. A reply generator can offer wording, but it cannot know their feelings or guarantee a response.
Bring their message, find an angle and make the words your own. Review three suggestions before choosing your next step.
Suggest my replies
