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# Chrome extension

**In short:** the VoiceMoat Chrome extension brings replies and comments in your voice into Twitter and LinkedIn, where you already work. On Twitter, the audenAI mark on every post drafts a reply in a card right under the post. On LinkedIn, the audenAI mark in the comment box writes the comment straight into LinkedIn's own box. The extension also gathers the LinkedIn data VoiceMoat needs (your posts, analytics, home feed). It follows your active profile and never posts without you.

#### Installing

Install "VoiceMoat" from the Chrome Web Store, then sign in to VoiceMoat in the same browser. The extension reads your dashboard session, so there is no separate key to enter. Once connected, it shows which profile is active and whether that profile's voice is trained.

#### On Twitter

**Open it**

* Press the audenAI mark on any post (**Reply with audenAI**). It sits with the post's own buttons, in Twitter's grey.
* Or hover a post and press **`R`**.

**Pick a tone**

The tone list is headed **Reply as you**. Each draft costs 1 credit.

* On top: the suggested tone for this post and the 4 tones you use most, each with a one-line description.
* **7 more** opens the rest.
* **Let audenAI pick** lets audenAI choose the tone for this post. It replaces the old Random option.
* Keys **1 to 9** pick a tone, **0** lets audenAI pick, the arrow keys and **Enter** work, and **Esc** closes the list.

| Tone      | What it does                       |
| --------- | ---------------------------------- |
| Agree     | Add your angle to their point      |
| Question  | Ask what you'd really want to know |
| Challenge | Push back with your real take      |
| Short     | A line or two                      |
| Witty     | Light and quick                    |
| Think     | A considered reaction              |
| Hype      | Real excitement for their win      |
| Chill     | Easy and relaxed                   |
| Roast     | Playful teasing, never mean        |
| Contra    | Respectful disagreement            |
| Bold      | A strong opinion of yours          |
| Story     | Only from your own stories         |

**The draft card**

audenAI drafts **one** reply in your voice. It appears in a card right under the post, so the post stays in view. There is no dark window over the page.

* **Put in reply box** is the main button. It opens Twitter's own reply box with the draft in it. Edit it if you like, then press Twitter's **Reply** yourself. If Twitter's box does not take the draft, it is copied for you to paste.
* **Rewrite** writes a new draft (1 credit).
* **Copy** copies the draft.
* **More** has **Post now** (VoiceMoat posts it right away) and **Schedule** (adds it to your reply queue).

**The quality line**

The card tells you plainly how the draft did:

* **Reads like you** shows only when the checks pass.
* Otherwise it says **Check before posting:** and the reason.
* **Train your voice in VoiceMoat** shows only when the profile has no voice yet.

**Bulk replies**

1. Press the floating audenAI button, bottom right.
2. Select posts with the square ticks.
3. Write a reply for each. The credits are shown before anything is written.
4. Review the replies.
5. Send them. They go out at a steady pace, and **Stop** halts the run.

**Quick-fire mode**

Turn on **Quick-fire mode** in the popup to work fast: one **Enter** adds the draft to your queue, with an undo.

The extension follows Twitter's light, dim, or dark theme.

Replies you post from the extension (with **Post now** or from your queue) go out through your logged-in Twitter session. **Replies today** in the popup shows where you are against your daily reply limit, the same limit as in Replies and Engage. On plans that include image analysis, the extension can factor in a tweet's image.

#### On LinkedIn

**Comments in LinkedIn's own comment box**

1. Open the comment box on any post, or the reply box under any comment.
2. Press the audenAI mark (**Draft with audenAI**). It sits in the box next to emoji, GIF, and photo.
3. Pick a tone. It is the same list as on Twitter, headed **Comment as you**.
4. audenAI writes the comment straight into LinkedIn's box.
5. Edit it if you like, then press LinkedIn's **Comment** or **Reply** yourself.

A slim audenAI bar under the box shows:

* the tone,
* the quality line (**Reads like you** only when the checks pass; otherwise a short note on what to check),
* **Rewrite** (1 credit),
* **Undo**, which puts back what was in the box before.

If LinkedIn's box does not take the draft, it is copied for you to paste.

**Replying to a comment.** audenAI reads the post and the comment you are replying to. LinkedIn's name tag for the person stays in the box, and the draft goes after it.

**Turning it off.** The popup's LinkedIn tab has a **Comment box button** switch. It is on by default.

{% hint style="warning" %}
The extension never posts, schedules, or bulk comments on LinkedIn. It only fills the box you opened, and you press **Comment** or **Reply** yourself. To write a comment, it reads only the post and the comment on the page.
{% endhint %}

You can still draft LinkedIn comments on the dashboard's **Replies** page and paste them. See Replies on LinkedIn.

**Data it gathers for VoiceMoat**

LinkedIn does not offer the APIs VoiceMoat needs, so the extension gathers data from your own logged-in session (it never reads or ships your login token). It can:

* **harvest your own posts** for voice training and your own analytics,
* **add a creator by URL** to pull their recent public posts for study,
* **discover by hashtag**, and
* **grow the shared feed**: read about 40 posts from your LinkedIn home feed to find fresh posts to reply to. Turn **Grow the shared feed** off in the popup and only the creators you track are used.

#### The popup

Press the VoiceMoat icon in Chrome's toolbar. The popup matches the dashboard and follows Chrome's light or dark setting.

| Tab      | What you see                                                                                    |
| -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Twitter  | Your voice status, **Replies today: N of LIMIT**, **Images this month**, and the switches below |
| LinkedIn | The **Comment box button** and **Grow the shared feed** switches                                |

| Switch                  | What it does                                                                                                    |
| ----------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Reply buttons on tweets | Shows the audenAI mark on each post on Twitter                                                                  |
| Quick-fire mode         | One Enter adds the draft to your queue                                                                          |
| Floating button         | Shows the floating audenAI button for bulk replies, bottom right (this used to be "Floating widget")            |
| Comment box button      | Shows the audenAI mark in LinkedIn comment and reply boxes. On by default                                       |
| Grow the shared feed    | Reads about 40 posts from your LinkedIn feed to find fresh posts to reply to. Off means only creators you track |

#### How replies and comments are written

The same writer drafts Twitter replies and LinkedIn comments in the extension, and on the dashboard's Replies pages.

* **Short:** one to three short lines, never a paragraph.
* **In the post's language**, including Hinglish (Hindi written in English letters) when the post is in Hinglish.
* **A real reaction**, not a summary of the post: a feeling, your own take, a gentle disagreement, or a real question.
* **Disagreement** comes as your view or a question, never a verdict on the poster.
* **No made-up facts, numbers, or stories.** Anything said as you comes from your own posts or your claim bank. The other person's post is never your story.
* **List posts:** it picks one item and reacts to it.
* **Brand or company announcements:** a few warm words.
* **Lead-magnet posts** ("Comment GUIDE and I'll send it", "Get the system here 👇"): the reply is just that word, or the one-word name of what is offered.
* **Emoji** only where one fits.

Credits and plans are unchanged: 1 credit per draft and 1 per **Rewrite**, and the daily reply limit is the same as in the dashboard.

#### What it does not do

* No posting, scheduling, or bulk commenting on LinkedIn.
* No voice training inside the extension (training happens in the dashboard).
* No profile or account switcher. It follows your active dashboard profile. If it notices you are logged into a different Twitter handle than the one connected, it nudges you to connect that profile.
* No posting without your click, and no reading of anything off Twitter or LinkedIn.

{% hint style="info" %}
Because the extension follows your **active profile**, switch profiles in the dashboard and the extension follows. There is no separate profile picker inside it.
{% endhint %}

#### Common questions

**Do I need the extension?** On Twitter it is optional but handy (reply right under the post). On LinkedIn it is how you draft comments in LinkedIn's own comment box, and how voice training, home-feed discovery, and analytics get their data, so it is strongly recommended there.

**Does it post my LinkedIn comments?** No. It writes the draft into LinkedIn's box, and you press **Comment** or **Reply**. **Undo** puts back what was in the box before.

**Where did the Post Reply button go?** The main button is now **Put in reply box**, so you send the reply from Twitter's own box. To post straight from the card, open **More** and choose **Post now**.

**Is my LinkedIn login safe?** Yes. The extension reads data from your own logged-in session and never reads or transmits your login token.

**What changed in version 1.14.0?** Released 16 October 2026: the audenAI mark on Twitter posts, the draft card under the post with **Put in reply box**, a new tone list with **Let audenAI pick**, honest quality lines, comments drafted in LinkedIn's own comment box, a redesigned popup, and a new writer: short replies with a real reaction and no made-up facts.

**Which version am I on?** The popup shows the connected version. Chrome updates the extension automatically; to check for an update now, open `chrome://extensions`, turn on Developer mode, and click Update.