Robert Corbin
Reply Rake is estimated to make < $5k per month from < 5k downloads / mo, tracked daily on Peekly.
How Peekly estimates these figuresReplyRake helps creators, sellers, and small operators turn a messy audience inbox into a clear action queue. Paste a batch of comments or questions, and ReplyRake sorts them into practical lanes: buying signals, questi
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ReplyRake helps creators, sellers, and small operators turn a messy audience inbox into a clear action queue.
Paste a batch of comments or questions, and ReplyRake sorts them into practical lanes: buying signals, questions, objections, praise, complaints, and low-priority noise. Each item gets a priority score, useful tags, and ready-to-edit reply drafts in several tones and three lengths.
Version 2.1 adds Reply Plan, a practical work-order view inside Insights. It looks at your open queue and groups the next session into due follow-ups, hot leads and fixes, content-seed candidates, normal replies, and cleanup. Each block includes a time estimate and a first item preview, so you know what to handle first before starting a reply session. You can export the plan as Markdown through the share sheet.
Use ReplyRake to:
- Find the replies worth answering first
- Build a session plan for due follow-ups, hot leads, complaints, seed ideas, and cleanup
- Work the queue one card at a time in Focus Flow
- Draft warm, crisp, helpful, boundary, or invite-style responses
- Choose short, standard, or detailed reply lengths
- See the best matching vault snippet suggested automatically for each reply
- Check every draft against short post, micro post, long caption, and deep reply length targets
- Search the queue and filter by lane
- Save repeated questions as future post ideas
- Keep reusable reply snippets in a local vault
- Run a focused reply sprint with counters and history
- Track day streaks, lifetime totals, audience health, mood, tags, and weekly volume
- Export a Markdown queue briefing, Reply Plan, content plan, and sprint CSV
ReplyRake is designed as an offline workspace. It does not require an account, does not connect to outside services, and does not collect personal data. You stay in control: paste only the text you want to sort, edit every reply before using it, and keep your queue on your device. Exports leave the device only through the standard iOS share sheet, when you choose.
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What's new
Reply Plan is now built into Insights. It groups your open queue into due follow-ups, hot leads and fixes, content-seed candidates, normal replies, and cleanup, with a time estimate for each block. You can export the Reply Plan as Markdown through the share sheet, making it easier to plan a focused response session before you start. This update also tightens queue prioritization, improves the app's review metadata, and refreshes the support and privacy pages for the current workflow.
How much does Reply Rake make?
Reply Rake is estimated to make < $5k per month, according to Peekly's daily tracking.
How many downloads does Reply Rake have?
Reply Rake has an estimated < 5k downloads / mo on the App Store.
Is Reply Rake free?
Reply Rake costs $3.99 on the App Store.
What is Reply Rake's rating?
Reply Rake has a rating of 0.0 out of 5, based on 0 reviews.
Publisher
Robert Corbin
Category
Productivity
Compatibility
17.0
Size
10 MB
Rating
4+
Price
$3.99
Released
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Last update
Jun 27, 2026
Languages
1 available
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