Social diplomacy, on demand

Say no without making it weird.

Alibi drafts tactful, context-aware messages for plans you need to decline—and keeps follow-ups consistent when the questions start.

Review before sending. No fabricated emergencies. You stay in control.

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What you can expect from Alibi

You approve every word

Nothing sends before you review it.

Safer by design

Harmful, cruel, and risky claims are filtered out.

Private context

Contact memory is optional and yours to control.

One conversation, remembered

A graceful exit in three moves.

Alibi pays attention to the relationship, the tone, and what has already been said—not just the latest prompt.

01

Set the social context

Tell Alibi who you are replying to, what you need to decline, and how you want to sound. A boss, best friend, or date each gets a different approach.

02

Choose the line that sounds like you

Get two or three concise options in sincere, corporate, chaotic, or mysterious tones. Pick one, edit it, then copy it into your conversation.

03

Handle the follow-up

Paste a pushback message and Alibi drafts a consistent response without changing the details you already shared.

Memory without the mess

Private contact memory helps future drafts avoid contradicting earlier messages. You decide what is saved and what is deleted.

Tone presets

Sincere. Corporate. Chaotic. Mysterious.

Straightforward pricing

Start with the small escapes.

Try Alibi free, then upgrade when you need memory and consistent follow-ups.

Quick Exit

Free

$0 / month

  • 10 message drafts each month
  • Four tone presets
  • Copy and edit any response
  • Built-in safety guardrails
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Full context

Cover Story

$8 / month

For an active calendar and the conversations that do not end after one text.

  • Unlimited message drafts
  • Private contact memory
  • Pushback follow-up drafts
  • Custom tone guidance
  • Redacted shareable cards
Start with Cover Story

Before you ask

Boundaries, privacy, and follow-through.

Your calendar changed. Your tone does not have to.

Get out gracefully—and get on with your day.

Give Alibi the context. Get a message that sounds human, considerate, and ready to send.

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