The reply you nearly sent
“Maybe if you stopped coming at me, I would actually answer you.”
Finch
Find the words.
A reply you’re struggling with. An email that sounds too formal. A message in another language. Start with your own words; Finch helps you find a way to say them.
Before you press send
It can still sound like you. Just a little clearer.
Paste your message, explain what’s happening and choose a tone. Read Finch’s suggestion, change anything you like, and send it yourself when you’re ready.
When you could use a second pair of eyes
For the messages you don’t want to get wrong.
A difficult reply
Say what bothered you in words the other person has a chance to hear.
Work email
Ask for what you need without spending half an hour rewriting the first line.
A message in another language
Translate what you want to say, then check that the names and details are right.
Caption or note
Find the words for a thank-you, a photo or something you’ve been meaning to say.
Your words, with a little help
You have the last word.
Ask for calm, friendly, direct or formal. Finch gives you a draft to work with. Keep what feels right, check the details and change the rest. You know the person receiving it better than an app does.
Try it with your next message
There’s probably a message on your mind already.
Finch works on one device at a time. Moving to a new phone or computer? You can replace your old device when you sign in.
Good to know
Before you get started
Does Finch send the message for me?
No. You review and edit the draft, then copy it into the app where you want to send it.
Can I choose how it sounds?
Yes. Choose the tone that fits the person and the situation. If a phrase doesn’t sound like you, change it before sending.
What happens after I start the trial?
Open Finch with the email you used to subscribe. Enter the code we send you, then follow the steps to set it up on your device.
Can I use Finch on a new device?
Yes. If your device limit is reached, choose “Remove oldest device” to make room for the one you want to use.