Composed is a dating messaging assistant that helps you sound like the best version of yourself over text, fast.
You paste what they said (or drop a screenshot), add a little context like “we met last week” or “I want to be playful but not try-hard,” and Composed gives you a handful of replies that feel human, confident, and actually sendable. It’s built for the moments where most people freeze: openers, follow-ups, flirting without being cringe, recovering from an awkward pause, turning “haha yeah for sure” into a real plan, or saying something warm without sounding needy.
It’s not a pickup line generator. It’s more like a calm, emotionally intelligent wingman that helps with tone, clarity, timing, and momentum. You can choose a vibe (light and flirty, bold and chill, warm and grounded), tweak the final message so it still sounds like you, and move on with your day.
There’s also a playful “Test Your Skill” mode where you can try writing your own reply and then see what Composed would do, which makes it weirdly addicting and actually teaches you patterns over time.
If you’ve ever stared at your phone thinking “I know what I mean, I just can’t phrase it,” Composed is for that moment.
You paste what they said (or drop a screenshot), add a little context like “we met last week” or “I want to be playful but not try-hard,” and Composed gives you a handful of replies that feel human, confident, and actually sendable. It’s built for the moments where most people freeze: openers, follow-ups, flirting without being cringe, recovering from an awkward pause, turning “haha yeah for sure” into a real plan, or saying something warm without sounding needy.
It’s not a pickup line generator. It’s more like a calm, emotionally intelligent wingman that helps with tone, clarity, timing, and momentum. You can choose a vibe (light and flirty, bold and chill, warm and grounded), tweak the final message so it still sounds like you, and move on with your day.
There’s also a playful “Test Your Skill” mode where you can try writing your own reply and then see what Composed would do, which makes it weirdly addicting and actually teaches you patterns over time.
If you’ve ever stared at your phone thinking “I know what I mean, I just can’t phrase it,” Composed is for that moment.