Can I have a personal and a company account? Yes, under one sign-in — and how the two stay apart.
Where to ask Chui a question, what it can do for you, and what it asks before doing it.
What a connected assistant can and cannot do with an account, and how to end the connection.
Playing the recording, and the temporary link an assistant can hand you.
What Chui does with a calendar, what it never does, and how to disconnect one.
How colleagues share meetings with each other, and who may invite, remove or leave.
Which accounts can open your Chui, which devices are signed in, and how to end one.
Taking a picture during a meeting without stopping the recording, and attaching any other file.
Bringing in a phone call or any file Chui did not record, and how it differs from a meeting.
Sorting meetings by project or topic, and the one thing a label never changes.
What Chui transcribes and summarises in, and what the application itself speaks.
From pressing stop to a written summary: the stages, the notes, and what can go wrong.
Who Chui knows, how it learns about them, and what can be corrected from a conversation.
Free is ten meetings a month and thirty days of history; Chui Pro lifts both.
What Chui records on, what each device can hear, and why nothing joins the call.
How to find a passage across every meeting, and when the full transcript is worth reading.
The account's switches — learning, own-voice recognition, reminders, the announcement, dictation.
Workspaces inside a team — who reads each — and the public link to a summary.
For developers: one link opens Chui and starts recording, with an optional meeting name.
Setting up and running a team from nothing through a connected assistant — in order.