AI assistant for client-facing teams that keeps client work from slipping through the cracks
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2025
Based in
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US
Pricing model
Free trial
Free trial
Pricing
Free during beta. Typeback Pro subscription available through Apple's in-app purchase with additional replies and features.
Starter: $29.99/month or $25/month billed annually. Pro: $44.99/month or $37.50/month billed annually. Team: $49.99/seat per month or $41.67/seat per month billed annually.
Key features
Reads conversations on screen to generate contextual replies
Live mode for real-time chat broadcasting
Screenshot-based reply generation
Voice dictation with magic mic
Reply customization with tone options
Works in any messaging app
Voice message transcription
Back Tap gesture support for Live mode
Action Button integration
Profile screen memory for context
Keeps track of what's waiting on you and others across multiple accounts
Morning inbox brief by email or text showing what needs you and what is waiting on others
Follow-ups and nudges for threads waiting on other people
Extracts tasks and to-dos from email threads
Drafts replies in your voice for approval before sending
Reminders on web app, iOS app, by text, and by email
Connects to 30+ apps including Gmail, Outlook, Slack, HubSpot, and Salesforce
Runs routines and workflows on schedule or when matching mail arrives
Team management console with shared skills and rules
What makes it different
Voice-based reply generation that sounds like your texting style
User always controls sending - keyboard only fills the message field
No chat logging on Typeback's servers for privacy
Live mode reads conversations in real-time before you ask for a reply
Each teammate gets their own AI assistant on one shared company bill
Drafts replies in your own voice based on your communication patterns, requiring approval before sending
Automatically prioritizes email by urgency, sender importance, and action required language
Reaches you multiple ways: web app, iPhone app, text message, Slack, and Claude
Tracks follow-ups with increasing urgency flags to prevent messages from slipping through
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