How does the ? work on every page?
Every page has a ? at the top. Tap it and that page's guide opens: topic cards with little demos, and buttons that point at the real thing on your screen. The timeline has one too, next to Today.
Where's the ? on each page?
| Page | Where the ? sits | What the guide covers |
|---|---|---|
| Timeline | Next to Today | Your day, sessions, planning, your week. See How do I use the timeline guide (the ? button)? |
| Growth | Left of Reports, and again in the Reports & analytics header | The page, the chart, Reports, Export and CSV import |
| Library | At the end of the search bar | For You and Personalize, finding things, the platform band, your Immersion List, an item's window |
| Discover | At the end of the search bar | The three tabs, search and the pills, the scroll, creators, lists, podcasts |
| Toolkit | At the end of the search bar | Your seven spots, Reload Blueprint Tools, the catalogue, the games |
| Sprints | In the corner of the Sprint's band (and on the page when no Sprint is on) | What a Sprint is, the quests, the rewards, Weekly Challenges and your passport |
On a phone the guide is a sheet that slides up; drag it down to close. On desktop it's a panel on the right.
What's in a guide?
- Topic cards. Tap one to open it: a short explanation and a looping demo. Opening a card ticks it as learned, and the top of the guide counts how many you've learned.
- SHOW ME. The guide steps aside and Aim points at the real thing on your page, one step at a time. If it needs something open first (Personalize, an item's window, the scroll feed, Reports), it opens it and closes it again afterwards, unless you started using it.
- TRY IT. On some cards. Aim points, and waits for you to do it yourself: roll the dice, switch a tab, pin a tool. When you do, he cheers.
- Replay the first-visit guide. At the bottom. Aim walks you around the page again.
- Read more. The help articles for that page.
If something a card talks about isn't on your screen right now (nothing saved yet, no bonus quest this month), Aim says so instead of pointing at nothing.
Other ways in
- Desktop: press ? on your keyboard. It opens the guide for the page you're on.
- Help & Support: the row under Discord is the guide for the page you're on. On a phone, Help is also in the dock's More menu.
- Settings: Help, then Tours and shortcuts. There's a row for every page's guide; tap one and it takes you to that page with the guide open.
The first visit
The first time you open a page, Aim offers a quick look: a hello, a few spots on the page, and the ? at the end so you know where to come back. Not now is fine; Aim circles the ? for a moment and leaves you to it. Each page offers it once.
Want them again? Settings, Help, Tours and shortcuts, Show the page guides again. Each page offers its first visit again the next time you open it.
The first visits wait until the first-day tour on your timeline is done or skipped, so Aim introduces himself there first. The ? works any time.
Good to know
- The guides are part of the app's pages, so they need the page itself: Growth, Library, Discover, the Toolkit and Sprints are part of Pro.
- Phone or desktop. Same topics; a few are only on one (swiping to a creator's channel is a phone thing, keyboard keys are a desktop thing).