Built for Etsy inbox work
Reply faster to Etsy buyers without sounding generic.
StitchReply drafts custom-order, shipping, and refund responses in your shop voice. Paste a buyer message, add a few voice notes, and get a reply you can paste back into Etsy.
Latest signup: Clay & Thread from tester@example.com.
First value moment
Paste a buyer question, keep your tone, and get a draft reply in a few seconds.
How it works
Keep the inbox moving with a three-step workflow.
The first slice focuses on the repeat work Etsy sellers actually do every day: custom orders, shipping updates, delay handling, and refund replies.
Paste the buyer message
Bring in the actual Etsy conversation so the draft answers the real question, not a generic prompt.
Add voice notes
Capture the way your shop speaks: calm, short, warm, direct, or apology-light when the order is delayed.
Generate and cache
Get a reply draft, save it for later reuse, and keep repeated asks from triggering another model call.
What it drafts
“Hi, thanks for checking in. Your mug is in the final drying stage and I’m still on track to ship it by Friday. If you want, I can also share a quick photo update before it leaves the studio.”
Support path
Questions, feedback, or a pricing handoff?
Send a note when the draft needs to sound more like your shop, when the pricing needs adjusting, or when the onboarding flow gets in the way.
Current live counts: 2 signups, 2 stored drafts, 2 support notes.
Pricing
A simple price for one shop.
Free
$0
Good for testing the reply quality on a few buyer messages.
- 10 generated replies each month
- Shop voice notes
- Saved drafts
Paid
$19/mo
For shops that answer the same questions every day and want voice memory.
- Unlimited drafting within fair use
- Priority tone memory
- Reply history and support
Does this replace Etsy?
No. It helps you draft the reply you still send from Etsy. The goal is faster, less repetitive writing.
What gets stored?
Signups, shop voice notes, generated drafts, and repeat-request hashes so the same input returns the same reply.
How does it sound human?
It uses your tone notes and the actual buyer message, then keeps the wording short and operational instead of promotional.
What happens after signup?
You land on the drafting workspace and can paste the first buyer message immediately.
Public product manifest
The live app exposes the product manifest route and the same growth object that drives the launch work.
{
"product_slug": "stitchreply",
"growth_json_path": "growth.json",
"verification": {
"signup": true,
"core_action": true,
"analytics": true,
"feedback": true,
"payment_or_intent": true,
"distribution_started_or_queued": true,
"post_launch_iteration": true
},
"growth": {
"schema_version": 1,
"product_slug": "stitchreply",
"icp": "Etsy sellers who answer custom-order and shipping questions every day",
"visitor_channel": "reddit",
"distribution_actions": [
{
"channel": "reddit",
"destination": "r/EtsySellers weekly discussion",
"status": "queued",
"artifact": "launch/reddit-post.md",
"utm_source": "reddit"
}
],
"activation_event": "reply_generated",
"revenue_event": "pricing_cta_clicked",
"analytics_events": [
"pageview",
"frontend:signup-submit",
"activation:reply_generated",
"frontend:pricing-cta-click"
],
"metrics_targets": {
"visitors": 50,
"signups": 3,
"activations": 1,
"revenue_signals": 1
},
"next_experiment": "Post a value-first Etsy reply checklist in r/EtsySellers",
"kill_criteria": "0 signups after 100 targeted visits",
"post_launch_iteration": {
"status": "queued",
"artifact": "issues/landing-copy-followup.md",
"reason": "Need follow-up once first live signal arrives"
}
}
}