Voxily uses hosted infrastructure and AI generation, so here is the direct version: your data is processed only to draft the replies you ask for, and you review and send every single one.
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Human-reviewed drafting inside the social composer. No auto-posting. Here's how Voxily handles this workflow, and what you can check yourself in the extension.
When you request a draft — and only then — Voxily processes the visible post you are replying to, your typed draft, your selected mood, your persona settings, the knowledge entries you enabled, your account identifier, usage counters, and subscription status. Nothing is collected from pages you merely browse.
Voxily is hosted software — a browser extension, a backend API, and vetted providers — so we keep the promise simple: we process what is needed to draft the reply you asked for, and nothing more.
Voxily does not post, like, follow, or send messages for you, and it sends visible post text to Voxily only when you ask for a draft. You review and send every reply yourself, and you must follow X/Twitter, LinkedIn, Reddit, and community rules. Do not use Voxily for spam, deception, or bulk posting.
Voxily drafts. You review, edit, and post the final text.
Voxily sends context to the backend when the user requests AI output, not just because a page is open.
AI drafts can be wrong or off-tone. The user edits and decides whether the content should be posted.
The extension does not auto-click post, send, like, follow, or message actions.
Users can clear local browser data and email support for account, persona, history, or subscription-related deletion requests.
Quick answers before you install.
Yes. When a user generates a draft, Voxily routes the request through its backend and uses Groq for AI generation.
The product uses Convex for app data such as auth-related records, personas, knowledge text, history, usage, and subscription state where applicable. When you upload a file for your knowledge base, TXT and MD files are read in your browser, and PDF, DOC, and DOCX files are sent to our server once to extract their text. You review an AI summary before saving, and only the extracted text is persisted — the original file is discarded, never stored.
Voxily never reads your inbox in the background and never sends messages for you. On the X Messages and LinkedIn Messaging pages it does not read the conversation; if you use Fix My Reply there, only your own draft is sent, along with your persona, knowledge, and tone settings. In a chat window that pops up over another page, such as the LinkedIn messaging pop-up, visible text near the composer may be included when you ask for a draft, as with posts. If you draft a DM in Voxily Chat, it uses what you type or paste into the chat plus your persona and knowledge. You review and send every message yourself.
No tool can guarantee that. Voxily does not auto-post or run bulk automation, but you still have to follow platform and community rules.
LinkedIn's terms restrict browser extensions that change LinkedIn's interface or automate activity. Its help page says LinkedIn does not permit "browser extensions that scrape, modify the appearance of, or automate activity on LinkedIn's website." Voxily is a browser extension. On LinkedIn it adds a button to the comment box, reads the visible post when you ask for a draft, and drafts text for you to edit. It never posts, likes, follows or sends messages for you. LinkedIn decides how it enforces its terms, and it says members who use prohibited tools risk having their accounts restricted or shut down. No tool can guarantee an account outcome, so read LinkedIn's policy and decide for yourself.
Clear local extension data in Chrome and email support@getvoxily.com for deletion of account, persona, knowledge, history, or subscription-related records where legally possible.
Start with one real reply on X/Twitter, LinkedIn, or Reddit. Keep the draft only if it sounds like something you would actually post.
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