Your replies,already worked out.
Chalked reads the conversation you’re in and prepares what you’d actually say, using your calendar and working context when it matters.
Press Tab to insert. Hold fn and tell Chalked what you want instead.
Prepared replies currently work in Gmail and LinkedIn in Safari or Chrome. English Messages joins them on macOS 26. Hold fn for dictation in other editable fields.
Free in beta · Apple silicon · prepared replies on macOS 15+
A message asks about Tuesday and an approved budget. Chalked suggests a complete reply grounded in the calendar and a sourced commitment. The fn key is pressed to change Tuesday at two to Tuesday morning, then Tab is pressed to insert the revised reply for review.
One reply interaction across the surfaces Chalked has verified.
Gmail
LinkedIn
Messages
Use a prepared reply when it appears, or hold fn and tell Chalked what you want instead. Tab inserts into the same verified composer; Messages support requires macOS 26.
The thread is already open.
Chalked starts with the conversation you’re actually replying to.
Dana — MeridianToday, 10:42 am
Yes — Tuesday at 2 works.I’ll keep the revision within the approved $42k and send it once Jack signs off.
The next reply can use what you kept.
Captured commitments keep their source and status. When one changes, Chalked can supersede the old entry instead of silently treating both as current.
Budget commitment
Keep revision under $42k
Deck delivery
Send Tuesday
Approval dependency
Wait for Jack
Earlier delivery
Send Monday
For people whose replies move work.
The message may be short. The decision inside it may protect the client, the margin or the week.
Agency operators
Keep important client commitments sourced while conversations move quickly.
Consultants
Return to a client days later without rebuilding the engagement from memory.
Founders
Move between customers, investors and the team without losing the thread.
Close enough to help. Honest enough to trust.
The access Chalked needs is a product responsibility, not a marketing angle.
No screenshots. No screen recording.
Chalked reads a bounded current conversation through Accessibility. Private mode keeps reply context on your Mac; Best quality shares the disclosed bounded packet only after you enable it.
Minimum context, only when it helps.
The product is built around the thread you are in and verified facts relevant to the reply, not recording everything you do.
Nothing sends itself.
A reply can wait in the notch or sit at your cursor. You review it and you decide what gets sent.
Memory stays inspectable.
Captured commitments keep their source and status. You can inspect, correct, export or remove them.
Questions.
No. Chalked prepares quietly at the edge of the notch and shows the reply when it is ready. If you start writing, it gets out of the way. Voice is the fastest way to change the intended outcome.
Never. Tab inserts a suggestion at your cursor. You can edit it, ignore it or send it yourself.
Sourced commitments and working context that can make later replies better. Captured items keep their source and status; uncertain context does not silently alter a reply.
Mac gives Chalked one familiar interaction across the apps people already use, without forcing them into another inbox. Open a conversation, use the reply already waiting there, press Tab to insert it or hold fn to change the outcome. Windows is the natural next platform after the Mac experience.
The reply is already there.
Open the conversation. Chalked brings the context.
Free in beta · Apple silicon · prepared replies on macOS 15+