Templates and favourites
Keep your wordings in one place and mark the ones you use daily. Favourites sit in their own tab, one tap away.
The same message twice a week, only the date changes. TellAndReply keeps your wording as a template, asks for what is different and hands the finished text to Messages.
iPhone and iPad · no account · nothing leaves your device
The wording stays. Only the details change.
Type the message once and drop in a placeholder wherever the wording changes. "Running late, I will be there at [Time]."
When you send, the app asks for exactly those spots. A time picker for the time, your current address for the location, nothing typed twice.
The finished text lands in Apple Messages with the recipient already set. You read it over and press send.
Built for the messages you write again and again: running late, on my way, see you at.
Keep your wordings in one place and mark the ones you use daily. Favourites sit in their own tab, one tap away.
Date, time, weekday, minutes and hours from now, digits, amounts, address, recipient name and the track you are listening to.
Import contacts from your address book and bundle them into groups. One message to the whole team, the club or the family.
City, street, postcode, full address or country, taken from where you are right now. Your location is used for the message and not stored anywhere else.
Templates, contacts and groups follow you from iPhone to iPad through your own private iCloud database. Included, no extra charge.
The app never sends on its own. It prepares the text and opens Messages, so SMS and iMessage behave exactly as you know them.
A placeholder marks a spot in the text. When you send, the app asks for that spot and puts the value in.
"Sorry, running late. I will be there at [Time] in [City]."
Date · Time · Date and time · Weekday · Minutes
In X minutes · In X hours · Arrival time
One to four digits · Amount with currency
City · Street · Postcode · Full address · Country
Name of the recipient
Track · Artist · Album
A messaging helper reads contacts, location and your music. That is a lot of trust, so here is exactly what happens with it.
The app has no backend. There is no address it could send your templates or contacts to.
No registration, no analytics, no advertising. We do not learn that you use the app, let alone what you write.
Sync runs through your own private iCloud database. Apple grants us no access to it and we never asked for any.
Contacts, location and music are read the moment you use them and only then. iOS asks first, and no is a valid answer.
See TellAndReply on the iPhone.
The free version is a real version, not a trial. It ends when three templates are no longer enough.
One purchase per Apple Account. No subscription, no renewal, no in-app advertising.
For iPhone and iPad. Requires iOS 18 or later.
TellAndReply is in review at the App Store. The download link lands here as soon as it is live.
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support@spiritdev.de