Your posts get ignored.
Your replies get read.
We find people worth replying to, draft the reply in your voice, and throw out anything that sounds like a bot. You send it yourself.
7 days. No card needed. Nothing posts itself.
I went from 2 to 1,000+ followers on X replying like this by hand. Snehal, @boringdev77Read what it says
Your posts get ignored. Your replies get read. Humanish finds the right people and drafts the reply in your voice. It scans for posts worth replying to. Anything that sounds like AI gets thrown out. Adjust it in one tap. Then you press send. Two followers to a thousand, replying by hand. Humanish. Try it free for seven days.
What it did on my own account
Real numbers from @boringdev77, my account, 30 Sep to 9 Oct 2026. It's one account, so your results will differ. Humanish doesn't promise growth. It makes the daily replying faster.
The problem
Nobody sees new accounts' posts
The posts that get read are replies under people who already have an audience.
AI replies read like AI
People spot them instantly. Too tidy, too confident, too much throat-clearing. It backfires.
How it works
- Finds people worth replying to
Real individuals, posts from the last 24 hours, a mix of big accounts and mutuals.
- Drafts in your voice
Learned from your past posts and a short voice recording.
- Drops anything that sounds like AI
Stock phrases, over-confident verdicts, em-dashes. Failing drafts are thrown out, not patched.
- You post by hand
Copy it or open it on X. Nothing is ever posted for you.
- Answers people who reply to you
Paste the thread, get a draft in your voice.
- Schedules your own posts
Optional: schedule your posts in your own Buffer.
What's different
A generic paragraph
Written for no one in particular, and it sounds like it.
A reply to one post, from you
One reply, to one person, in your words. Nothing goes out until you hit send yourself.
Humanish next to the other ways to do it
| Humanish | By hand | A generic AI writer | A post scheduler | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Finds the posts worth replying to | Yes | You scroll | No | No |
| Writes in your voice | Yes, learned from your posts | Yes, slowly | A generic voice | No |
| Throws out drafts that sound like AI | Yes, every draft | You judge | No | No |
| You send every reply yourself | Yes | Yes | Yes | It posts for you |
The columns are kinds of tools, not named products.
Is that reply AI? Check any post.
Paste a post or a reply and get a human score out of 100, with the sentences that read as AI highlighted. Free, no login.
Pricing
Standard
- We find the posts to reply to for you
- Up to 20 replies a day, in 2 searches (fewer when there aren't enough suitable posts)
- 3 reply backs a day
- 4 posts a day, one of them your connect post
- 3 one-tap adjustments a day
- Full quality checks
- Buffer scheduling
Pro
- Everything in Standard, with more of it
- Up to 40 replies a day, in 4 searches (fewer when there aren't enough suitable posts)
- 4 reply backs a day
- 8 posts a day, one of them your connect post
- 5 one-tap adjustments a day
- Buffer scheduling
Standard and Pro are the paid plans. Want to try it first? Start a free 7-day trial. No card needed.
Questions
Does it post for me?
No. You read each draft, edit it if you want, and send it yourself. The one exception is your own posts scheduled through Buffer, which you choose to schedule.
Will X flag me for using this?
You write, approve and send every reply yourself, the same as typing it from scratch. Nothing posts automatically.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Start a free trial and use everything for 7 days, no card needed. When it ends, your drafts, voice and settings stay and nothing is charged. Standard and Pro are the paid plans.
Is there a referral program?
Yes. Friends who join through your link get a 14-day trial, and you get a half-price month for each one who becomes a paying customer (up to 6 a year, one per bill). Full rules.
Which AI does it use?
Drafts are written with Anthropic's Claude, then checked by a separate AI-detection gate before you see them.
I built this because I was posting into silence. Every reply still goes out by your hand.
Snehal, @boringdev77