Threads runs on replies. Depost AI drafts one from the post and the conversation above it, short, in your tone, with your take in it, so it sounds like you. You edit and send. Nothing goes out without you.
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Why it matters
Depost AI drafts AI replies for Threads in your voice, from the post, the conversation above it, and your take. Replies come out short and in your tone, and you edit and send each one yourself.
A reply on Threads sits under a post that already has readers. It has to be short, in the register of the conversation, and recognizably yours, because a reply that could have been left by anyone gets scrolled past like one. Depost AI drafts it from the post and your angle, and stops short of sending it.
500M
monthly active users on Threads as of June 2026.
Meta, 2026
42%
more engagement for Threads accounts that reply to comments, the largest lift of six platforms studied.
Buffer, 2025
1:1
Adam Mosseri’s rule for Threads: the sum of your replies is about as valuable as the sum of your posts.
Adam Mosseri, 2024
How it works
Depost AI reads the post and the replies above yours, so the draft answers the actual turn in the conversation.
A comment type, a tone, and a line of what you think. Ask for several drafts and each takes a different angle.
The draft lands in the reply box. Cut it, change it, or use it as is, then send. Depost AI never posts on Threads for you.
What ships
Replies on Threads are drafted under short-form rules: a line or two that answers the post, no LinkedIn paragraph attached.
Replying inside a conversation is a turn in it. The draft reads what came before, including your earlier replies, and answers what was last said.
Add your perspective and the draft is built around it, or from it alone. The reply people answer is the one with an opinion in it.
Ask for up to five drafts and each takes a different angle, labeled: Experience, Counterpoint, Question.
Fifteen tones from Professional to Humorous. Adaptive mode keeps yours but matches the conversation.
Set the topics you engage on and the ones you leave alone. Outside them, Depost AI says so and leaves the box empty.
When to use it
Six situations where it pays, each with the draft Depost AI would put in the box and the comment type it would pick. Read them as drafts: every one is meant to be edited before you send it.
They are describing the pain in their own words. Answer the pain, not the pitch.
We hit the same wall at 40 trials a week. Fixing the first session mattered more than any email sequence.
Adding to a good post puts your name next to it in front of their readers.
The part people miss: the lesson only holds while the team is small enough to feel it.
Reply mode reads the thread above, so the draft answers what they said.
Fair push. We measured it over two quarters, not one, and the second quarter is where the drop showed.
Disagreement with a reason gets more replies than agreement. The tone stays civil because you set it.
I would flip this. The tour is not the problem, it is the thing users do right after skipping it.
The best answer in a thread gets read for months. Depost AI can pull from your knowledge base for it.
Two things worked for us: one metric per screen, and a default that already does something.
Congratulations are easy to write badly. A specific one names what they did.
Earned. The pricing change you shipped in March is the reason this number exists.
Safe for your account
Nothing is automated. Depost AI drafts into the box while you are on Threads; the reply goes out from your own session, when you press the button.
No bulk, no schedule
There is no queue of comments, no timer, and no list of posts being worked through for you. One post, one draft, your decision.
Your name on it
The draft is built from your headline, your tone, and the take you typed. What it is not built from is a template, which is what a reader recognizes first.
No. Depost AI drafts into the reply box and stops. You edit and send. There is no auto-reply and no bot.
They are drafted from your name and headline, the tone and comment type you set, and the take you add, so a reply carries your view in your register. You see every draft in the box and edit it before it goes out.
Length and register. LinkedIn comments are drafted as a few sentences for a professional audience; Threads replies are drafted short, in the tone of the conversation. Same comment types and tones, different rules underneath.
Your tone, comment types, and saved styles are yours everywhere. The drafting rules change per platform so each reply reads like it belongs where it is posted.
Turn on Use Post Language and the reply comes back in the language of the post.
Yes. Include and exclude topics, strict or balanced. When a post falls outside them, Depost AI says so and writes nothing.
Yes, and on LinkedIn. Each platform has its own page and its own drafting rules.
Brief your team once. It studies, plans, writes, designs, and schedules. You approve.
Your brief comes with you: once you're set up, it's the team's first job.
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