Almost half
of the views on Threads go to replies, Meta said in 2024. Its advice: join a conversation to reach more people.
Chrome extension for Threads
On Threads, replies get almost half of all views, so the people who reply well get found. Twick drafts your replies under any post, in your voice, and you pick the one worth posting.
Pro is free for 7 days. Cancel any time.
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Why replies
That’s Meta’s own number. Threads is built around conversation, so the people who reply well are the ones who get found.
Almost half
of the views on Threads go to replies, Meta said in 2024. Its advice: join a conversation to reach more people.
If you’re really trying to grow your presence, you should reply much more than you post.
Replying to anyone is just as important as posting your own original content.
Posts that drive conversations are more likely to get recommended
Threads’ For You feed weighs how likely you are to reply to a post and to visit its author’s profile. Source: Meta Transparency Center, Threads Feed AI system
The playbook
Four habits from Meta’s own advice. Twick helps with each.
Adam Mosseri’s advice for growing.
Twick a draft in secondsConversations get recommended more.
Twick works under replies tooTopic tags and Communities.
Twick works in every feedThreads favors accounts you follow.
Twick sounds like youFrom Meta’s guide for Threads creators and Adam Mosseri, 2024. Meta also suggests posting 2 to 5 times a week.
Reply examples
On Threads, a reply about the post gets an answer. One that could go under anything gets scrolled past.
harbor.bakes 3h
First sourdough that actually rose. Took 11 tries. Crumb shot below.
A botLooks amazing! Keep up the great work 🙌
TwickEleven tries, and the crumb looks open all the way through. Was it the starter or the proofing time that fixed it?
studio.lin 5h
Quit my agency job to freelance. Month one: 2 clients, 0 sleep.
A botCongrats on taking the leap! You’ve got this 💪
TwickTwo clients in month one is a solid start. Did they come from people you worked with at the agency?
trail.tom 1d
Hot take: the best hiking boots are the ones you already broke in.
A botSo true! Couldn’t agree more 💯
Twicklearned this on day two of a trip in new boots. blisters the size of coins
Features
Drafts read like a reply, short and well under the 500 characters Threads allows.
Carousels, photos, GIFs and screenshots. Twick looks at each one, so the reply is about what people see.
Press + on a reply you like to keep it as an example. Twick’s next drafts lean toward it.
A post in Spanish gets a reply in Spanish, even when you type your take in English.
Queue mode starts drafts on several posts at once, so your feed keeps moving.
Choose how many clear, casual and question replies you want each time.
Engagement bait
In 2024, Adam Mosseri said Threads was working to get engagement bait under control. Tap every reply a bot could have written, and Twick eats it.
Slop eaten 0/6
All 6 eaten. Your replies get to say something instead.
Safe mode
Meta’s spam policy covers Threads and bars engaging at very high frequencies, by hand or with a tool. Meta doesn’t publish a number, so Twick reminds you at its own.
12 replies
A steady pace, like a person reading each post.
30 replies this hour!
You’re on a roll! A little stretch before the next one keeps your pace natural.
Posting, sharing, engaging with content [...] either manually or automatically, at very high frequencies.
These reminders are on for everyone, and they never stop you from replying. For extra care, Safe mode moves Twick to your browser’s side panel, and you paste each reply yourself. How to use Safe mode
Pricing
Pro is free for 7 days. One reply card uses one credit, on whichever site you reply.
$9.99/month
About 1,000 replies a month
7 days free
$19.99/month
About 2,600 replies a month
$39.99/month
About 6,000 replies a month
BETA PRICESPer month, billed yearly. Monthly plans from $12.99.
FAQ
It writes reply drafts for you while you read Threads, the replies some people call comments. Twick is a Chrome extension: press its sparkle under a post on threads.com, and it offers a few replies in your voice, with 100% no AI slop. You choose one and post it.
Follow Meta’s own advice: reply much more than you post, keep conversations going by answering the people who reply to you, and find your corner through topic tags and Communities. Say something about each post, like a detail you noticed or a story of your own, so people want to see your profile.
Yes. Meta says replies account for almost half of the views on Threads, and that posts that drive conversations are more likely to be recommended. A good reply puts your name in front of everyone reading that post.
Meta recommends posting at least 2 to 5 times a week, with posts written for Threads. Twick drafts replies, never posts, so your writing time can go into those.
Yes. The sparkle sits under every reply in a conversation, so you can answer the people who reply to your posts as easily as you reply to theirs.
No. Twick fills the Threads reply box with the draft you choose, and you are the one who presses Post. It never likes, reposts or follows.
Twick is a browser extension, so it works on threads.com and threads.net on a computer, in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other browsers that take Chrome extensions. The Threads app on your phone can’t run extensions.
Every reply is one you chose and posted, and Twick never acts on its own. Meta’s spam policy covers engaging at very high frequencies, so Twick keeps count and reminds you to slow down. No tool can promise that Threads will never limit an account.
Yes. A post in French gets a reply in French. You can type your own take in any language first, and Twick writes the reply in the post’s language.
No. One plan covers Threads, X and Bluesky, from $9.99 a month billed yearly, and Pro is free for 7 days. Each reply card uses one credit, whichever site it’s for.
Twick writes reply drafts in your voice under any Threads post, with 100% no AI slop.
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