Quick Reply is baked into the functionality of Textra. I use this feature a few times a week and it’s always reliable. Whether you want to be the first to wish a friend happy birthday at 12:01 on their special day, or you don’t want to risk waking someone up with an early morning text, message scheduling removes the human error involved in remembering to get back in your SMS app to send out important info.
The ability to schedule a text message to go out at a specific time is super convenient. That’s right, Textra supports the finding and sending of gifs through giphy. Here you can select an emoji, take a picture directly from the app, browse through your gallery to pick a picture to send to your friend, time delay a message, share a contact card, or find a gif to send to a friend. Tapping the plus sign above the keyboard opens up a ton of options. Tapping the contact picture in the top right corner opens up their contact card with options to make a call or go into their contact entry in your phone book. Inside your conversation is where Textra becomes very powerful. A swipe to the left will reveal a trash icon to delete the thread and a swipe to the right reveals a phone icon to enable you to make a call straight from the conversation list. The graphics look great and the integration is great. Where Textra differs from others is the ability to swipe the conversations left or right for more actions. Textra, like many other messaging apps, is centered around a list of threaded conversations.
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