Reply library
Reply to the message you keep rereading.
Real messages people freeze on — decoded, with a reply that holds the line. Or paste the message you got and let Parse decode it live.
6 scripts
How to reply to a rude email from your boss
Your manager sent a curt, blame-heavy email in front of a wider thread. You want to protect the working relationship without absorbing blame that isn't yours.
How to reply to a passive aggressive coworker
A colleague dropped a snide comment in Slack that reads polite on the surface but is clearly a jab. You want to name it calmly without escalating.
How to reply to a client asking for more work
A client casually asked for a feature that's clearly outside the signed scope, framed as 'a quick thing.' You want to hold the line without losing the account.
How to reply to a recruiter
A recruiter reached out for a role you're not actively pursuing, but you want to keep the door open without wasting anyone's time.
How to reply to a guilt trip
A family member sent a message engineered to make you feel guilty for a boundary you already set. You want to hold the boundary without a fight.
How to reply to an ex after no contact
An ex texted after months of silence. You want to reply once, cleanly, without reopening a door you closed on purpose.