Teract

Category: Social/Community

Writes your comments and posts in your voice. You press send.

Teract is a Chrome extension that drafts posts and comments across eight platforms: LinkedIn, X, Reddit, Threads, Medium, Bluesky, Hacker News and Product Hunt. Personalisation runs on three inputs, a writing style learned from your own past posts and shown as a voice-match percentage, an experience and expertise profile, and a story bank of your own anecdotes it weaves into drafts. A daily coach briefing scans your LinkedIn, X, Reddit and Hacker News feeds, scores each post for relevance to you and hands you a ranked action plan. When you reply, you pick from eleven comment types, add value, share experience, ask a question, offer an alternative and so on, and it interviews you for your angle before drafting. Context handling is better than most: it reads images and infographics, processes video transcripts, follows shared links through to the source article, and reads the other comments in the thread so you do not repeat someone.

Our verdict

The design choice here is the right one. Teract drafts and you press send, so there is no automated action for a platform to detect, which puts it in a different risk category to the Expandi and Dux-Soup end of the market. Context handling is the strongest part: reading the thread so you do not repeat a point someone already made is exactly what makes a comment land, and the story bank stops everything sounding like a generic AI reply. Being across Hacker News and Product Hunt as well as the obvious networks is unusual. Two things to know. The social proof is very thin, with placeholder stock avatars and a founder-written testimonial, so you are judging the product rather than the track record. And treat the zero-ban-risk guarantee as marketing: no automation does not mean no risk, because LinkedIn, Reddit and Hacker News all have rules and norms against undisclosed AI-generated content, and the refund is capped at one month's payment. The free tier is ten generations total, so it is a demo rather than a trial.

Best for: Founders and consultants building a presence through commenting who want help with the writing but intend to stay in control of what gets posted.

Pros

• Drafts only, you press send, so there is no automation for a platform to detect
• Reads the other comments in the thread so you do not repeat someone
• Story bank weaves your own anecdotes in rather than producing generic replies
• Eight platforms including Hacker News and Product Hunt, not just LinkedIn and X
• Reads images, infographics and video transcripts, and follows shared links to the source
• Daily briefing scores posts for relevance rather than leaving you to scroll

Cons

• Social proof is very thin, with placeholder avatars and a founder-written testimonial
• The zero-ban-risk guarantee is marketing, and the refund is capped at one month
• Reddit, Hacker News and LinkedIn all have rules against undisclosed AI-generated content
• Free tier is ten generations total, which is a demo not a trial
• Chrome extension only, so no mobile use
• It reads your browsing history and feeds, which is worth a thought on privacy

Pricing: Free 10 generations, then from $14.99/mo (Freemium)

Rating: 3.5/5