# things to hand off. 66 prompts for an agent with a real iPhone, from replying to customers to rebuilding a grocery basket. Copy one, change the bracketed parts, and paste it into your agent. 1 ## start short. The quick prompt is enough to see it work. Use the detailed one when the details matter. 2 ## fill in the brackets. Swap \[things in brackets\] for your own, and give it approved product info before it answers customers. 3 ## say where to stop. Purchases, bookings, posts and deletions wait for you if your prompt asks, so ask. Results depend on the app's current screens, its permissions and the agent you use, so treat these as starting points. Use accounts you own or are allowed to run. Zeptap controls the phone from your Mac, but your agent's model provider still sees the screenshots it's sent. ## social inboxes and customer conversations. [Instagram for brands and agencies →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/instagram) * Instagram * TikTok ### Reply only to buying-intent comments Find questions about price, stock or ordering without answering every emoji or compliment. “Check comments on my latest Instagram post and reply only to buying questions.” ### Reply only to buying-intent comments Find questions about price, stock or ordering without answering every emoji or compliment. “Check my latest five Instagram posts. Answer questions about price, availability and ordering using this approved product information. Skip unrelated comments and anything already answered. Ask me about missing information.” * Instagram ### Take a product enquiry into DMs Connect a comment to the product in the post and send the relevant information privately. “Send the product link to people who asked where to buy on this post.” ### Take a product enquiry into DMs Connect a comment to the product in the post and send the relevant information privately. “Find comments asking for the link on this product post. DM the correct product URL to each person who requested it, skipping anyone already answered. Don't message other commenters.” * Instagram ### Clear unanswered Story replies Handle product questions arriving as replies to a Story. “Check unanswered Story replies and answer straightforward product questions.” ### Clear unanswered Story replies Handle product questions arriving as replies to a Story. “Review this week's unanswered Story replies. Use my product notes to answer questions about the featured items. Flag complaints, refund requests and questions the notes don't cover.” * Instagram * WhatsApp Business ### Recover dropped customer conversations Find customers who asked a question and never received an answer. “Find customer DMs I forgot to answer this week.” ### Recover dropped customer conversations Find customers who asked a question and never received an answer. “Review the past seven days of customer conversations. Show me unanswered questions with enough context to understand them, and prepare a useful follow-up for each. Don't revive conversations that already ended.” * WhatsApp Business ### Answer image-based enquiries Use a customer's screenshot or photo to understand which product they mean. “Identify the item in this customer's screenshot and prepare an answer.” ### Answer image-based enquiries Use a customer's screenshot or photo to understand which product they mean. “Read this customer's message and image. Match the item to my catalog and prepare a reply with its name, price and availability. If the match is uncertain, ask rather than guessing.” * Instagram * TikTok ### Handle community questions and complaints Separate routine questions from issues needing the owner's attention. “Check comments on my latest posts and flag complaints or potential customers.” ### Handle community questions and complaints Separate routine questions from issues needing the owner's attention. “Review new comments on these posts. Answer common questions covered by my FAQ, flag buying enquiries and complaints, and leave unrelated conversations alone.” * LinkedIn * Instagram ### Reply to comments on your own post Keep the conversation going under your post without writing every reply from scratch. “Check the comments on my latest LinkedIn post and draft a reply to each real question.” ### Reply to comments on your own post Keep the conversation going under your post without writing every reply from scratch. “Read the comments on my latest LinkedIn post. Draft a short, specific reply to each question or thoughtful comment, skip one-word reactions, and show me the drafts. Post only the ones I approve.” ## account warm-up and relevant engagement. [Instagram for brands and agencies →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/instagram) These workflows give an account a specific browsing brief. They do not promise reach, regional distribution or protection from account restrictions. * TikTok * Instagram ### Develop a niche account's interests Browse deliberately around the account's subject instead of scrolling an unrelated feed. “On my running account, browse marathon-training content and save useful posts.” ### Develop a niche account's interests Browse deliberately around the account's subject instead of scrolling an unrelated feed. “Spend ten minutes exploring marathon-training videos on my running account. Watch relevant content, inspect creators and save five useful posts. Don't like, follow or comment.” or try“On my cooking account, explore high-protein vegetarian recipes and save five ideas worth trying.” * Instagram ### Explore a target region Find local creators and conversations relevant to a business's intended market. “Explore Austin food creators and save posts relevant to my café.” ### Explore a target region Find local creators and conversations relevant to a business's intended market. “Use Austin location tags and local food accounts to find relevant creators. Save ten useful posts and shortlist five accounts to follow. Don't change my location settings or pretend the account is based somewhere else.” * TikTok * Instagram ### Clean up irrelevant recommendations Use the app's own feedback controls to express what the account is interested in. “Mark celebrity gossip as not interested and explore cooking content instead.” ### Clean up irrelevant recommendations Use the app's own feedback controls to express what the account is interested in. “Browse my feed and use 'Not interested' on gambling and celebrity-gossip recommendations where available. Spend time on cooking content instead. Don't report accounts or unfollow people.” * Instagram * TikTok * LinkedIn * X ### Engage selectively with relevant creators Find places where the account can add a meaningful contribution rather than repetitive comments. “Find a post from these creators where my brand could leave a useful comment.” ### Engage selectively with relevant creators Find places where the account can add a meaningful contribution rather than repetitive comments. “Check new posts from these five creators. Suggest a comment only when my supplied expertise adds something specific. Show the post and proposed comment; skip generic praise and repeated pitches.” * Instagram * TikTok * LinkedIn * X ### Prepare an account for a launch Check the public profile and pinned content before new visitors arrive. “Check my bio, link and pinned posts against this launch brief.” ### Prepare an account for a launch Check the public profile and pinned content before new visitors arrive. “Review my profile photo, bio, destination link and pinned posts against this approved launch brief. List outdated details and proposed changes before editing anything.” ## native publishing and cross-app distribution. [Instagram for brands and agencies →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/instagram) * Photos * Instagram ### Create a Story from the camera roll Turn a photo or video into a Story using the app's native editor and available stickers. “Make an Instagram Story from my latest product video with a link to \[URL\].” ### Create a Story from the camera roll Turn a photo or video into a Story using the app's native editor and available stickers. “Use the latest product video in Photos. Add 'Available now' and a link sticker to \[URL\], then show me the Story before publishing.” or try“Create a Story from \[photo\], add this caption and the location tag for \[venue\], and save it as a draft if the app allows it.” * Instagram ### Reshare a customer mention Turn a customer Story mentioning the business into a reshare where the app permits it. “Reshare the latest customer Story mentioning my business with a thank-you.” ### Reshare a customer mention Turn a customer Story mentioning the business into a reshare where the app permits it. “Find the latest customer Story that tagged my business. If resharing is available, add a short thank-you and show me the final Story. Skip private or unavailable content.” * WhatsApp * Instagram ### Publish an approved team asset Move an approved asset from the team conversation into the correct social account. “Publish the approved launch video from our WhatsApp group on Instagram.” ### Publish an approved team asset Move an approved asset from the team conversation into the correct social account. “Find the video and caption explicitly marked 'approved' in \[group\]. Confirm the business Instagram account, publish the approved package and return the post link to the group. Ask if approval or account identity is unclear.” * Instagram * TikTok ### Finish a saved draft Continue a draft already created inside the app without rebuilding it elsewhere. “Open my launch Reel draft and replace its caption with this version.” ### Finish a saved draft Continue a draft already created inside the app without rebuilding it elsewhere. “Open the saved draft named \[name\]. Replace only the caption with this approved text, preserve its existing media and settings, and show me the final preview.” * Photos * TikTok ### Upload a TikTok draft Move a video from the camera roll into a ready-to-review app draft. “Upload my latest demo video to TikTok and save it as a draft.” ### Upload a TikTok draft Move a video from the camera roll into a ready-to-review app draft. “Select \[video\] from Photos, add this caption and check the preview in TikTok. Save it as a draft without publishing.” * Instagram * WhatsApp ### Share an announcement across apps Bring a published announcement into an existing customer or community conversation. “Share my latest Instagram announcement in \[WhatsApp group\].” ### Share an announcement across apps Bring a published announcement into an existing customer or community conversation. “Find the published announcement about \[topic\], copy its link and send it with this approved message to \[group\]. Don't send it to any other groups.” ## whatsapp coordination and follow-through. * WhatsApp ### Find the messages that need you Separate direct questions and mentions from general group chatter. “Show me unanswered questions directed at me in these groups.” ### Find the messages that need you Separate direct questions and mentions from general group chatter. “Review today's messages in \[groups\]. Find mentions of my name and direct questions that still need my response. Include context and ignore unrelated discussion.” * WhatsApp * Calendar ### Find a meeting time and reply Check proposed times against your actual schedule before replying. “Check my calendar and reply with which of these meeting times work.” ### Find a meeting time and reply Check proposed times against your actual schedule before replying. “Read the proposed times in this conversation and check Calendar, including time zones. Reply with the slots I'm free for. Don't create an event until the time is agreed.” * WhatsApp * Maps ### Organize a group plan Turn a long conversation into a clear plan with the right location. “Summarize our dinner plan and send the restaurant's Maps link.” ### Organize a group plan Turn a long conversation into a clear plan with the right location. “Read \[group\] for the agreed dinner date, time, venue and attendance decisions. Post a concise update with the correct Maps listing. Flag anything still undecided.” * WhatsApp ### Answer repeat group questions Use an existing group description or pinned message instead of inventing answers. “Answer new group questions already covered by the pinned message.” ### Answer repeat group questions Use an existing group description or pinned message instead of inventing answers. “In \[group\], which I administer, answer only new questions whose answers are explicit in the pinned message or group description. Leave unfamiliar questions for me.” * Calendar * Contacts * WhatsApp ### Remember birthdays Connect a birthday entry to the right person and conversation. “Check today's birthdays and prepare WhatsApp greetings.” ### Remember birthdays Connect a birthday entry to the right person and conversation. “Find today's birthdays in Calendar, match each person to the correct contact and prepare a greeting using this personal context. Ask about ambiguous names before sending.” * WhatsApp * Reminders ### Turn promises into reminders Capture things you explicitly agreed to do in a conversation. “Make reminders for the tasks I agreed to in this chat.” ### Turn promises into reminders Capture things you explicitly agreed to do in a conversation. “Read this conversation and create reminders only for commitments I explicitly made. Use stated deadlines and ask about missing dates. Don't assign other people's tasks to me.” ## photos, screenshots and personal memories. * Photos * WhatsApp ### Share someone's trip photos with them Find the photos containing a specific person and share the selected pictures with that person. “Find the trip photos with \[person\] and help me send them to that person.” ### Share someone's trip photos with them Find the photos containing a specific person and share the selected pictures with that person. “Find photos from \[dates\] containing \[person\], using their existing identification in Photos. Create a review selection, then send only the pictures I approve to their WhatsApp contact.” * Photos ### Build a trip album Collect a trip's photos without mixing in unrelated screenshots. “Make an album of my Lisbon trip.” ### Build a trip album Collect a trip's photos without mixing in unrelated screenshots. “Create an album named \[name\] using photos from \[dates\] taken in Lisbon. Leave out screenshots and unrelated images. Don't remove anything from the library.” * Photos ### Sort screenshots into useful albums Organize saved information into categories you can find again. “Organize my screenshots into receipts, recipes, tickets and reference material.” ### Sort screenshots into useful albums Organize saved information into categories you can find again. “Review screenshots from the past month and add them to albums for receipts, recipes, tickets and reference material. Leave uncertain items unclassified and don't delete anything.” * WhatsApp * Photos ### Find the picture someone asked for Use conversation context to locate the right image. “Find the dinner photo Alex is asking for in this chat.” ### Find the picture someone asked for Use conversation context to locate the right image. “Read this request for a photo, infer the likely event and date from the conversation, and show me matching Photos candidates. Ask if the event is unclear; don't send unrelated pictures.” * Photos ### Prepare a photo-cleanup shortlist Identify clutter without making irreversible choices automatically. “Find blurry photos and repeated screenshots for me to review.” ### Prepare a photo-cleanup shortlist Identify clutter without making irreversible choices automatically. “Review the past month's photos for likely blurry shots and duplicate screenshots. Collect candidates in a review album and explain uncertain choices. Don't delete anything.” * Photos * Calendar ### Turn an event flyer into a calendar entry Read the useful details from a screenshot and make them actionable. “Add the event in my latest screenshot to Calendar.” ### Turn an event flyer into a calendar entry Read the useful details from a screenshot and make them actionable. “Read this event flyer and create a Calendar entry with its title, date, time and location. Ask about missing or ambiguous details instead of guessing.” * Photos * Maps * WhatsApp ### Act on a saved restaurant recommendation Move from a forgotten screenshot to a location shared with the right people. “Find this restaurant in Maps and share it with our dinner group.” ### Act on a saved restaurant recommendation Move from a forgotten screenshot to a location shared with the right people. “Identify the restaurant in this screenshot, find the correct branch in Maps and send its listing to \[group\]. Ask if multiple locations match.” * Photos * Notes * relevant destination app ### Find a forgotten saved idea Recover an old screenshot and decide what to do with it. “Find the bookshelf idea I screenshotted last month.” ### Find a forgotten saved idea Recover an old screenshot and decide what to do with it. “Look through last month's screenshots for bookshelf designs. Show the likely matches and put the useful details in a note. Ask before shopping or sharing.” ## shopping, orders and bookings. [Errands, orders and settings →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/personal-assistant) * Amazon ### Reorder the exact Amazon item Use order history to recover the right size, model and pack quantity. “Add the same charging cable I bought last time to my Amazon cart.” ### Reorder the exact Amazon item Use order history to recover the right size, model and pack quantity. “Find the charging cable in my previous orders. Check its connector, length, pack size and current price. Add the same version to my cart, or flag if unavailable. Don't purchase.” * Amazon ### Shop against specific requirements Compare the details that matter instead of selecting the first search result. “Find a two-pack of six-foot USB-C cables under $20 for my MacBook.” ### Shop against specific requirements Compare the details that matter instead of selecting the first search result. “Find a two-pack of six-foot USB-C cables under $20\. Check charging compatibility with my \[MacBook model\], select the correct variant and add it to my cart. Show the specifications and total before purchase.” * Amazon * Uber Eats * retailer apps ### Check a delivery Find an order's current status and any action needed. “Check where my latest Amazon order is.” ### Check a delivery Find an order's current status and any action needed. “Find my most recent undelivered order and report its latest delivery estimate, status and any action requested. Don't change delivery instructions.” * Uber Eats ### Order food around preferences Find a meal that meets dietary, budget and delivery requirements. “Prepare my usual Uber Eats order and show me the total.” ### Order food around preferences Find a meal that meets dietary, budget and delivery requirements. “Find a vegetarian lunch with no mushrooms, under $20 before fees and an estimated delivery under 30 minutes. Add it to the cart and show the final total before checkout.” * Instacart ### Rebuild a grocery basket Reuse previous orders while adjusting for what you still have. “Rebuild last week's grocery basket, but skip milk and eggs.” ### Rebuild a grocery basket Reuse previous orders while adjusting for what you still have. “Use my previous Instacart order to prepare this week's basket. Remove \[items\], add \[items\] and show unavailable products, proposed substitutions and the total before checkout.” * ClassPass or your gym's app * Calendar ### Book a class around your calendar Find a session that fits your schedule and location. “Find a yoga class I can attend tomorrow evening.” ### Book a class around your calendar Find a session that fits your schedule and location. “Check Calendar and find an available yoga class near \[location\] tomorrow evening. Show the time, travel allowance, credits or cost, and cancellation terms before booking.” * Your appointment or booking app ### Reschedule an appointment Find alternatives to an existing booking without accidentally cancelling it. “Find a later slot for my appointment next week.” ### Reschedule an appointment Find alternatives to an existing booking without accidentally cancelling it. “Open my appointment with \[provider\] and check available slots next week after 4 p.m. Show options and any change fees before rescheduling.” * Uber ### Arrange an airport ride Prepare a ride using the right airport, pickup and departure details. “Prepare an Uber to \[airport\] and show me the pickup and fare.” ### Arrange an airport ride Prepare a ride using the right airport, pickup and departure details. “Prepare a ride from \[pickup\] to \[airport terminal\] for \[time\]. Check the destination and ride options, then ask me before requesting or reserving it.” * Your airline or flight-booking app ### Find a flight Compare flights with the constraints that matter to the trip. “Find a flight to New York on \[date\].” ### Find a flight Compare flights with the constraints that matter to the trip. “Find flights from \[origin\] to New York on \[dates\], arriving before \[time\]. Show total price, baggage allowance and change terms for suitable options. Don't book.” * OpenTable or your restaurant-booking app ### Reserve a table Find an available table and confirm its terms. “Find a table for two tonight near \[location\].” ### Reserve a table Find an available table and confirm its terms. “Find an available table for two near \[location\] between 7 and 8 p.m. Check cuisine preferences, deposit and cancellation terms, then ask me before reserving.” ## phone organization, settings and everyday utility. [Errands, orders and settings →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/personal-assistant) * iPhone Home Screen ### Rearrange the Home Screen Make frequently used apps easier to reach and group the rest sensibly. “Put my daily essentials on the first Home Screen page.” ### Rearrange the Home Screen Make frequently used apps easier to reach and group the rest sensibly. “Put Calendar, Maps, WhatsApp, Camera and Notes on the first page. Group shopping apps together and move social apps to a later page. Don't uninstall anything.” * iPhone Home Screen ### Build a travel page with widgets Bring trip essentials and relevant widgets together. “Make a travel Home Screen with my trip apps and a Weather widget.” ### Build a travel page with widgets Bring trip essentials and relevant widgets together. “Create a page with my airline, hotel, Maps, translation and ride-hailing apps. Add Calendar and Weather widgets where available, using \[destination\] for weather.” * Settings * Focus ### Configure a Work Focus Choose which interruptions should get through during work. “Set up a Work Focus for weekday working hours.” ### Configure a Work Focus Choose which interruptions should get through during work. “Create a Work Focus for weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Allow calls from Favorites and notifications from Calendar and Slack. Show me the settings before enabling it.” * Settings * individual apps ### Reduce notification noise Review notification controls without accidentally silencing important conversations. “Help me turn off promotional notifications from shopping apps.” ### Reduce notification noise Review notification controls without accidentally silencing important conversations. “Check notification preferences for these shopping apps. Where categories are available, disable promotions and keep order updates. If only an all-or-nothing control exists, ask me. Leave messaging apps unchanged.” * Settings * Accessibility * Home Screen ### Make a phone easier for a parent Simplify access to essential apps and improve readability. “Make the text larger and put essential apps on the first page.” ### Make a phone easier for a parent Simplify access to essential apps and improve readability. “Increase text size and organize Phone, Messages, WhatsApp, Camera and Photos on the first page. Show the result before making more changes. Don't remove apps or change account settings.” * Settings ### Review app permissions Understand which apps can access sensitive phone features. “Show me which apps can access my location, microphone and photos.” ### Review app permissions Understand which apps can access sensitive phone features. “Review permissions for \[apps\]. Report their location, microphone and photo-access settings, and ask before changing any permission.” * Settings * relevant subscription app ### Review subscriptions and cancel a trial Locate renewal details and the correct cancellation route. “Show my Apple subscription renewal dates and prices.” ### Review subscriptions and cancel a trial Locate renewal details and the correct cancellation route. “Find the renewal and cancellation details for \[service\], checking its own app if it isn't billed through Apple. Show the terms and ask before cancelling.” * Calendar * Clock ### Prepare tomorrow's alarm Use the next day's schedule to set a useful wake-up time. “Set an alarm 90 minutes before my first event tomorrow.” ### Prepare tomorrow's alarm Use the next day's schedule to set a useful wake-up time. “Check tomorrow's first timed event, confirm its time zone and set an alarm 90 minutes earlier. Don't change existing alarms; ask if the only event is all-day.” * App Store * selected app ### Install an app and start setup Get an app ready without treating paid purchases or account permissions as automatic approval. “Find \[app\] in the App Store and help me set it up.” ### Install an app and start setup Get an app ready without treating paid purchases or account permissions as automatic approval. “Find the official \[app\] by \[publisher\]. Install it if free and begin setup. Pause for authentication, paid offers, account creation terms or permissions that need my choice.” * Settings * Screen Time ### Adjust everyday phone settings Make small settings changes or retrieve useful phone-usage information. “Turn on Dark Mode.” ### Adjust everyday phone settings Make small settings changes or retrieve useful phone-usage information. “Check my Screen Time for the past week and show which apps took the most time. Don't add limits unless I choose them.” or try“Help me find the saved Wi-Fi details for \[network\]. Pause for device authentication and don't share the password anywhere.” ## real-device testing and support. [App testing on a real iPhone →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/app-testing) Use test accounts and data for destructive or state-changing test flows. * Your iOS app ### Test onboarding Walk through the first-use experience on a physical phone. “Test onboarding in \[app\] with this test account.” ### Test onboarding Walk through the first-use experience on a physical phone. “Walk through onboarding using these test details. Capture each step and report confusing screens, broken buttons and unexpected errors. Stop before purchases or real invitations.” * Your iOS app ### Reproduce a customer-reported bug Follow a specific report rather than loosely browsing for issues. “Try to reproduce this bug on my iPhone.” ### Reproduce a customer-reported bug Follow a specific report rather than loosely browsing for issues. “Follow these exact customer-reported steps using my test account. Capture the observed result and stop at the first difference from the report.” * Your iOS app ### Check a core journey after an update Run a small smoke test through important screens and actions. “Check sign-in, search and saving an item in this build.” ### Check a core journey after an update Run a small smoke test through important screens and actions. “Using my test account, sign in, search for \[item\], open its details and save it. Report the result of each step and capture any failures.” * Settings * your iOS app ### Check larger text layouts Find layout problems when text size changes on a real device. “Check these screens with larger iPhone text.” ### Check larger text layouts Find layout problems when text size changes on a real device. “Record the current text-size setting, increase it and inspect these app screens for clipped labels, overlaps and inaccessible controls. Capture issues and restore the original setting.” * Your iOS app ### Create a support walkthrough Capture the steps a customer needs to follow. “Capture a walkthrough for changing notification preferences in my app.” ### Create a support walkthrough Capture the steps a customer needs to follow. “Follow this support procedure on the test account. Capture one screenshot per meaningful step and write a short instruction for each. Exclude credentials and personal information.” ## in-app research and monitoring. [Research inside apps →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases/research) Supporting uses when the useful context is inside a logged-in app or personalized feed. They are not the lead differentiator when a suitable API or existing research tool already does the job. * Instagram * TikTok * Reddit * YouTube ### Find content ideas in audience conversations Read questions and objections in the places the audience discusses them. “Find recurring questions in comments on these niche posts.” ### Find content ideas in audience conversations Read questions and objections in the places the audience discusses them. “Read comments on these posts about \[topic\]. Group recurring questions and objections, include source links where available and suggest five content ideas grounded in what people said.” * Instagram * TikTok * X ### Track changes on selected competitor accounts Inspect current posts and offers without pretending a one-off run is continuous monitoring. “Check these competitor accounts for new offers and product announcements.” ### Track changes on selected competitor accounts Inspect current posts and offers without pretending a one-off run is continuous monitoring. “Compare the current posts and profiles of these accounts with this previous summary. Report changed offers, new launches and notable audience responses, with source references.” * Maps * Instagram ### Discover relevant local businesses Move between business listings and social profiles to build a useful shortlist. “Find five independent cafés in Austin that match this brief.” ### Discover relevant local businesses Move between business listings and social profiles to build a useful shortlist. “Use Maps and the businesses' linked Instagram profiles to shortlist independent cafés in \[area\] matching these criteria. Explain each match and don't contact anyone.” * Reddit ### Read a thread and prepare a relevant response Go beyond the headline and respond to the actual discussion. “Find a useful thread about \[topic\], read the comments and suggest a reply.” ### Read a thread and prepare a relevant response Go beyond the headline and respond to the actual discussion. “Search Reddit for \[topic\], open a relevant recent thread and read its comments and community rules. Prepare a response that adds information from these notes, without repeating existing answers or posting it.” ## playful demonstrations. These are attention-grabbing examples, not the primary business case. Respect other people's privacy and use consenting participants for recorded messaging demonstrations. * Hinge * Tinder ### Try a dating wingman Read a profile and help with a specific interaction instead of recycling generic pickup lines. “Find a Hinge profile mentioning cooking and come up with a relevant opener.” ### Try a dating wingman Read a profile and help with a specific interaction instead of recycling generic pickup lines. “Review a few profiles using these preferences. Show the profile and proposed like or comment before acting. Don't invent facts about me or send repetitive messages.” or try“In this consenting demo conversation, send the opener I approved and check whether there's a reply. Don't continue the conversation without me.” * Tinder * Hinge ### Improve an existing dating conversation Use the conversation's tone to suggest a next message. “Suggest a funny next message for this conversation.” ### Improve an existing dating conversation Use the conversation's tone to suggest a next message. “Read this chat and suggest three replies that fit its tone and refer to something the other person actually said. Don't invent experiences, interests or intentions on my behalf.” * Maps * restaurant-booking app * WhatsApp ### Plan an evening across apps Turn an idea for dinner into an actionable plan. “Find a dinner spot for Friday and prepare a message with the plan.” ### Plan an evening across apps Turn an idea for dinner into an actionable plan. “Find a restaurant near \[location\] matching our preferences, check Friday availability and prepare a WhatsApp message with the location and time options. Confirm with me before booking or sending.” * Photos ### Find an accidental photo series Make something fun out of photos you already have. “Make an album of my dog sleeping in ridiculous positions.” ### Find an accidental photo series Make something fun out of photos you already have. “Find photos of \[pet\] from the past six months, select the funny sleeping poses and add them to an album. Keep originals untouched.” * Home Screen * Focus * Weather ### Give the phone a weekend reset Put a lighter, more useful phone layout in front of you for a break. “Help me set up my phone for a weekend away.” ### Give the phone a weekend reset Put a lighter, more useful phone layout in front of you for a break. “Bring travel apps and Weather onto a convenient Home Screen page. Suggest a weekend Focus that keeps important contacts reachable. Don't disable work notifications or change existing Focus settings until I approve.” ## write your own. The useful pattern is often three apps: read something in one, check it against another, finish the job in a third. Name the account, say what done looks like, and say where your agent should stop for you. [See the use cases →](https://zeptap.com/use-cases) ## give your agent an iPhone. [Download for Mac](https://github.com/Saransh29/zeptap-releases/releases/latest/download/Zeptap.dmg)[or read how to set it up](https://zeptap.com/docs/get-started/install)