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Wingman vs WRizz: Two Rizz Keyboards, Compared Side by Side
WRizz and Wingman are both AI keyboards for iPhone, which makes them closer to each other than either is to a screenshot app like RIZZ. You switch to either one with the globe key in iMessage, Instagram, Snapchat, Hinge or Tinder and get suggested replies without leaving the chat. The differences are in the details: how each keyboard gets the context, who puts the reply into the chat, how much control you have, which iPhones they run on, and what their privacy labels say.
WRizz is the more established keyboard, with 4.7 from about 2,760 US ratings, and its listing describes one-tap replies inserted straight into the chat. Wingman gives you more control (7 reply types, 6 tones, 3 lengths, up to 5 screenshots), runs on iOS 17, is available in 45 languages, and has no tracking data on its privacy label. Its yearly plan is $39.99.
We make Wingman. Every WRizz detail below comes from its US App Store listing, checked October 20, 2026, and is linked in the References. Listings change, so check before you buy.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Wingman | WRizz |
|---|---|---|
| Works as a keyboardsuggestions in any chat | ✓ | ✓ |
| How it gets contextwhat the AI replies to | Text you paste or up to 5 screenshots you attach | "Reads the convo context", per its listing |
| Who puts the reply in the chatcopy or insert | You paste and send it yourself | Tap to insert directly into the chat |
| Choose the reply type | ✓7 types | Not described on its listing |
| Choose the tone | ✓6 tones | Not described on its listing |
| Choose the length | ✓3 lengths | Not described on its listing |
| Suggestions per request | 3, with Regenerate | Not described on its listing |
| App languages | 45 | English |
| Minimum iOS | iOS 17 | iOS 18 |
| iPad | ✓ | ✗Not listed |
| Data used to track youApp Store privacy label | None | Purchases, identifiers, usage data |
| US ratingschecked Oct 20, 2026 | 4.3 (6, Oct 19, 2026) | 4.7 (2,763) |
What the rows mean. How it gets context: Wingman only sees what you hand it, the message you paste or the screenshots you pick; WRizz's listing says it reads the conversation context. Who puts the reply in the chat: Wingman copies a suggestion so you paste and edit it; WRizz's listing says you tap to insert it. Type, tone, length: Wingman's choices sit in a bar above the suggestions. App languages: the languages each app's screens are available in. Minimum iOS: the oldest iOS version the App Store lets you install on. Privacy label: the developer's own declaration on the App Store.
How each keyboard gets the context
WRizz's listing describes three steps: open the WRizz keyboard where you're texting, it "instantly reads the convo context and suggests smooth, natural lines", then you tap to insert one. That's the most hands-off flow of any rizz app we've compared.
Wingman works from what you choose to give it. In the chat, switch to Wingman with the 🌐 globe key and tap AI. Paste the message you got, or tap the photo button and attach up to five screenshots of the chat, a story or a profile with Apple's photo picker. Tap Analyze, and three suggestions appear above the keys. It takes a couple more taps than one-tap, and in exchange nothing leaves your phone except the text and photos you picked, and only when you tap Analyze.
Who sends the message
WRizz says you "tap to insert the reply directly into your chat". Wingman never types into the chat or sends anything. You tap a suggestion to copy it, tap Keyboard or Back, paste it into the message box, edit it if you like, and send it yourself. If you often tweak a line before you send it ("change 'Friday' to 'Saturday'"), copy-and-paste keeps that natural. If you want speed above all, inserting is quicker.
Reply control: types, tones and lengths
WRizz's listing promises "smart, funny, confident lines" but doesn't describe settings for the kind of reply. Wingman puts them up front:
- 7 reply types: Opener, Apology, Comeback, Icebreaker, Flirt, Compliment and Joke
- 6 tones: Chill, Funny, Smooth, Charming, Bold and Serious
- 3 lengths: Low, Medium and High effort
You always get three suggestions. Regenerate asks again using whatever type, tone and length are selected now, so a Funny reply that missed can become a Serious one in one tap. The defaults (Flirt, Funny, Medium) mean you can ignore the bar until a moment calls for something specific, like a sincere apology.
Screenshots
Wingman lets you attach up to five screenshots per request: two screens of chat and the profile you matched from, for example. Apple's photo picker means Wingman only gets the photos you select and doesn't need access to your library. WRizz's App Store description doesn't mention screenshot replies; its flow is built around the conversation context instead.
Languages
WRizz's App Store listing shows one language: English. Wingman's app is in 45 languages (English plus 44), and its replies follow the language of the message you paste, including languages the app's screens don't use. For screenshots alone, it uses your phone's language. If you text in Spanish, German, Hindi, Japanese or Turkish, this is a big difference.
iPhone, iPad and iOS versions
WRizz requires iOS 18 or later and is listed for iPhone (plus Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision). Wingman requires iOS or iPadOS 17 or later, and runs on iPhone and iPad. If your phone is still on iOS 17, WRizz won't install and Wingman will.
Privacy and the App Store privacy label
WRizz's label lists Data Used to Track You: Purchases, Identifiers and Usage Data, plus Data Linked to You covering purchases, identifiers and usage data for third-party advertising and analytics. Its listing says it doesn't log keystrokes in password or payment fields.
Wingman's label has no Data Used to Track You and no Data Linked to You. It lists only Data Not Linked to You: Device ID, Product Interaction, Other Usage Data and Purchase History. There's no account, no ads and no tracking. The keyboard doesn't log keystrokes at all, only goes online when you tap Analyze or Regenerate, and Wingman's server doesn't store your text or screenshots. iOS keeps all third-party keyboards out of password and other secure fields.
Both keyboards need Allow Full Access to fetch AI replies; that's an iOS rule for any keyboard that goes online.
Try it on your next reply
Free on the App Store for iPhone (iOS 17 or later). The price and any trial are shown in the app before you buy.
Pricing comparison
Wingman
- Free: download, the full keyboard in every app, all settings
- Wingman Pro weekly: $6.99 a week. New subscribers can start with a free trial
- Wingman Pro yearly: $39.99 a year
- Made for everyday use, with a fair-use limit of 200 requests per device per day
- The price and any trial you're eligible for are shown in the app before you buy
WRizz
- Free to download; "requires a subscription for full access", per its listing
- In-app purchases listed on the US App Store from $2.99 to $99.99
- Includes a Weekly Subscription at $6.99, WRizz Pro at $39.99 and WRizz Yearly at $99.99
- The listing doesn't say which option applies to which user, so check the price in the app
Both apps list a $6.99 weekly option. On a yearly basis, Wingman Pro is $39.99; WRizz lists several larger options, including $99.99 for its yearly item.
When WRizz is the better pick
- You want the most-proven keyboard. WRizz has about 2,760 US ratings averaging 4.7, and it was updated on October 17, 2026.
- You want the fewest taps. Its listing describes reading the conversation and inserting a reply in one tap.
- You want it on a Mac or Apple Vision. WRizz lists both; Wingman is iPhone and iPad only.
When Wingman is the better pick
- You want to decide exactly what the AI sees: the message you paste or the screenshots you pick.
- You want to choose the reply type, tone and length.
- You want to reply from screenshots of stories and profiles.
- You text in a language other than English.
- You're on iOS 17, or want to use it on an iPad.
- You prefer a privacy label with no tracking data and a $39.99 yearly plan.
WRizz and Wingman are both rizz keyboards. WRizz is the more established one, with the fastest flow: it reads the context and inserts a line. Wingman is the more controlled one: you choose what it sees, pick from 7 types, 6 tones and 3 lengths, and send the reply yourself, in 45 app languages, on iOS 17 and iPad, with no tracking on its privacy label.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wingman made by the WRizz team?
No. Wingman is made by independent developer Mayer Sancivieri and isn't affiliated with DH Creations Inc., the developer of WRizz.
Do both work in iMessage, Instagram and Tinder?
Yes. Both are keyboards, so they work in apps you type in that allow third-party keyboards, including iMessage, Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Hinge and Tinder.
Which one works on iOS 17?
Wingman. It needs iOS or iPadOS 17 or later; WRizz's listing requires iOS 18.
Which is cheaper?
Both list $6.99 a week. Wingman Pro is $39.99 a year; WRizz lists purchases from $2.99 to $99.99, including a $99.99 yearly item. New Wingman subscribers can start with a free trial; the price and any trial are shown in the app before you buy.
Does either keyboard send messages for me?
Wingman never does: you copy a suggestion, paste it and send it yourself. WRizz's listing says you tap to insert a reply into the chat; you still press send.
References
- WRizz: Rizz Keyboard on the US App Store (description, compatibility, languages, in-app purchases, privacy label, ratings). https://apps.apple.com/us/app/wrizz-rizz-keyboard/id6743861531
- WRizz Privacy Policy. https://www.wrizz.app/privacy
- Rizz AI Keyboard — Wingman on the App Store. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6759534199
- Apple Developer: Configuring open access for a custom keyboard (Allow Full Access). https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/configuring-open-access-for-a-custom-keyboard
- Apple: App privacy details on the App Store. https://developer.apple.com/app-store/app-privacy-details/
- Wingman Privacy Policy. https://wingmanrizz.com/privacy
WRizz is a trademark of its owner. Wingman isn't affiliated with or endorsed by DH Creations Inc.
Try the keyboard that lets you choose
Wingman is free to download, and the keyboard is free in every app. AI replies are part of Wingman Pro: $6.99 a week or $39.99 a year in the US. New subscribers can start with a free trial. The price, and any trial you're eligible for, are shown in the app before you buy.Terms of Use · Privacy Policy
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