The AI keyboard for Bumble first moves.

KOPY runs as an iPhone keyboard inside Bumble. Copy the incoming message, switch to KOPY, choose mode and tone, then generate. In under 2 seconds you get a draft tailored to first moves under time pressure, and you can edit every line before sending.

No. Bumble does not add an AI badge to text generated through KOPY. The reply is inserted as normal keyboard input. KOPY provides draft assistance only, and you keep full control over edits, timing, and the exact final message you send.

Start with Rizz for a reliable baseline, then adjust by context. If the thread is tense, pick Neutral or Disagree. If momentum is low, use Continue or Question. KOPY's 40 style combinations let you shift voice quickly without retyping from scratch.

Yes. If Bumble chat messages and opener threads uses the iOS keyboard input field, KOPY works there too. That includes regular chats and most threaded inputs. You keep one consistent flow across apps instead of context-switching to a separate assistant and manually prompt-writing each reply.

KOPY is designed for minimal retention. Message text is processed only to generate a reply and is not stored as a permanent conversation log by KOPY. You review and edit everything before sending, which keeps sensitive communication in your control.

Yes, KOPY is free to start on Bumble. You can test the keyboard workflow immediately before upgrading. Paid plans increase usage and flexibility, but the core benefit is available right away: faster replies, lower friction, and less overthinking on iPhone.

Manual typing often breaks down when 24-hour matches expiring from overthinking is the bottleneck. KOPY reduces that friction by turning profile details, confidence level, and first-move framing into a usable draft in seconds. You spend less effort on phrasing and more effort on intent, timing, and relationship quality.