Making Qbit yours
Your Qbit, your way. Pick the look, the language and the little things Qbit remembers about you, and in a few taps Qbit will feel like yours.
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In this topic 14 articles
- Dark mode is awesome, here’s how to turn it onDark mode gives the whole app a soft, warm look that’s easy on your eyes. It takes one tap to enable.
- Qbit displays the app in 18 languages, here’s how to switchAlthough Qbit can speak and read almost 100 languages, the app’s user interface can display text in any of 18 languages. If your family speaks more than one language at home, this one’s a treat.
- SafeSearch moderates results, here’s what it filters and how to change itSafeSearch filters explicit images, text and links out of the results Qbit shows you. It’s on from the very start, and it stays locked on until your account is set to show you are at least 18 years of age.
- Make text bigger, airier or easier to readYou get to choose how the text looks in conversations: the typeface, the text size and how much breathing room (aka “letting”) sits between the lines. There’s even an OpenDyslexic font. A sample line updates as you go, so you’ll see it before you exit the screen.
- Turning on the microphone for Conversation ModeOnce Qbit can hear you, Conversation Mode is ready to go. The permission comes from your phone or computer.
- App notifications keep you in the loop, here’s how to turn them onPush notifications in the app let Qbit tap you on the shoulder when something happens, like a sign-in from a new device. You turn them on device by device, and a banner at the top of the page always tells you exactly where you stand.
- Display “Recents” when you open Qbit, here’s how to set itIf you like to just come back to pick up conversations where you left off, Qbit can open on Recents instead of Home. It’s a small change that’s easy to do.
- Getting to know you helps Qbit improve responses, here’s howThis is your list of tidbits and information about yourself for Qbit to reference when forming responses in your conversations. Your dog’s name, foods you can’t eat, the team you cheer for. Little things that make Qbit’s answers truly just for you.
- See what Qbit knows about you, and remove any line you likeBesides the facts you add yourself, Qbit keeps a short, plain-language profile written from your own conversations: the people you mention, your interests, your ongoing plans. That profile is yours to read, and any line of it can go.
- Birthdays, anniversaries and important dates, here’s how to add themAdd the dates that matter and Qbit will bring them up at just the right moment. Birthdays, anniversaries, the day you adopted the cat, anything you’d hate to miss. And you can ask Qbit for suggestions on how to celebrate or what presents to get.
- A tidy list of important dates, here’s how to keep it that wayOnce you’ve saved a few dates, three small tricks keep the list just how you like it: move a row, see more of them, and delete one you’re done with.
- Here’s how to turn important date reminders on or offQbit is set to remind you about the important dates you’ve saved. You can turn off notifications if you’d prefer.
- Your social and website links help your profile, here’s how to add themAdd your LinkedIn, X, Facebook, Instagram or your own website to your profile, and Qbit can reference them in conversations. Every one of them is optional.
- Your typing saves as you go, here’s what the button is forYou’ll spot a “Save Changes” button at the bottom of some settings cards. Here’s the nice part: your typing is already saved as you go. The button is just there for comfort.