Choose how you use Replr. Setup now asks: keyboard, or in the app? The keyboard is still the way to get replies inside any chat with no copy-paste. If you would rather not give it permissions, pick "In the app": choose a screenshot in Replr (or paste an email), get three replies, and copy one. In Email mode it can also write a new email from a few words. No permissions needed. You can switch any time in Settings. If setup gets interrupted partway through, for example right after you turn on Full Access, opening Replr again picks up where you left off. Keyboard users get the same screen from Home for the moments the keyboard is not handy.

Getting your first reply is easier. On iOS 26 and later, a screenshot opens a full-screen preview and is only kept if you save it. Replr now says so at the moment it matters: in the practice chat, on Home and in the keyboard. Tap the checkmark, save it to Photos, and your replies appear. If you close the preview without saving, the keyboard tells you what happened instead of leaving you waiting. Turning on the keyboard is clearer too. The setup step shows the two switches to turn on in Settings, and if you come back with one missed it takes you straight back. One tap now puts a reply in the message field. Changed your mind? Tap another and it swaps in. If you leave partway through setup, Replr can send a quiet reminder so you can pick up where you stopped. There is no permission pop-up and no sound, and you can turn reminders off in Settings. Also: the Quick Reply shortcut no longer answers an old screenshot by mistake, and a screenshot the keyboard cannot read yet is tried again before you see an error.

A clearer start: Home now walks you to your first reply, and a guided practice makes sure the keyboard is ready. Plus fixes and improvements.

Try Replr free, no card needed. Each new device now starts with 10 free replies, and there's nothing to sign up for. When they run out, Premium carries on with unlimited replies under fair use, and eligible new subscribers still get a 3-day free trial first. Setup is shorter. Agree to how your chats are used, turn on the keyboard in one trip to Settings with a checklist that ticks itself, allow Photos, and make your first reply in the practice chat. The how-it-works tour is no longer part of setup, so watch it whenever you like from the FAQ or Settings, and set up the Action Button or Back Tap in Settings when you want to. If a screenshot doesn't reach the keyboard, the keyboard now tells you the likely reason and what to change, instead of pointing at the same setting every time. Also fixed: the how-it-works tour, the Photos permission message and some keyboard errors appeared in English even when the rest of the app was in your language. They're translated now.

Try your first reply before you need one. Setup now ends with a practice chat. Open the keyboard, pick a tone, and watch three replies appear, all inside the app and free. By the time a real message needs an answer, you already know the moves. The keyboard now follows the app's language, and Settings has a Language card that shows the current one and takes you straight to the switch. Also fixed: a Turkish message that began a sentence in lowercase, and an upgrade badge in Portuguese that wrapped onto two lines.

Replr now speaks your language. The app and the keyboard are fully translated into Spanish, French, German, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese and Turkish. Everything you read follows whatever language your phone is set to: the tones, the setup steps, your settings and your history. Your replies were always written in the language of the chat you screenshot. Now the app around them is too. Also fixed: setup instructions that could get cut off halfway through a sentence, a greeting that said good evening at two in the morning, and a couple of buttons the app referred to by the wrong name.

New launch pricing: Premium for less, with a weekly option and a bigger annual saving Clearer tone picker: your chosen tone is highlighted, and Replr's suggestion appears as a subtle sparkle hint More reliable Premium activation after reinstalls or switching devices Polish and fixes

What's new in 1.0.2: • Getting started is simpler. No sign-in required, jump straight in. • A quicker, clearer setup, then your free trial. • More reliable subscription activation, so Premium is recognised right away. • Smoother onboarding, plus a range of fixes and refinements.

Clearer setup tutorials: shorter videos for adding the keyboard, enabling Full Access, and capturing your first chat. Plus small fixes and polish.