Your photos, documents and past conversations
Everything you’ve done with Qbit has a home, from the pictures you’ve made to that question you asked last spring. Here’s where it all lives, and how to get back to it in a tap or two.
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- Every picture you’ve kept lives in your folders, here’s how to find themEach folder holds the pictures and videos you’ve uploaded to it. It also includes the ones you’ve made and the ones you uploaded in a conversation.
- Here’s how to move, send, download or remove a photoEvery saved picture carries the same four little buttons underneath, always in the same order. File it, send it, download it, or delete it.
- Tap a picture to see it big, here’s howSmall image frames are perfect for finding things. For actually looking you want to see it in full size, so simply tap any picture and it fills the whole screen.
- Ask Qbit about your images, here’s howThere’s a message box sitting right on the Photos page, so you can ask Qbit about it.
- My Folders is where everything you upload lives, here’s how to get thereEvery file you upload to Qbit sits somewhere in My Folders, ready for Qbit to reference whenever you ask. It’s important to note that these files are just for you, they are NEVER used to train an AI model.
- Uploading a document to a folder (or subfolder) is easy, here’s howYou can upload all types of documents and files to your folders. Here’s how:
- Your Google Drive files are a few taps away, here’s how to bring them inIf your files live in Google Drive, you can bring them straight in without downloading anything first. Pick them in Google’s own list and they become ordinary Qbit documents, without the file ever passing through your browser.
- Your documents are ready when you are, here’s how to find, share and print themTap a document row to read the file itself. The small icons along the bottom of the row let you file it, send the file to someone, print it, or delete it. And anyone you’ve added as collaborators to a folder can do the same.
- On a computer you can just drag documents around, here’s howOn a laptop or desktop, filing is as quick as picking a row up and putting it down. Drop a document into a folder, or between two others to set your own order, and Qbit remembers it.
- What happens to your files, in four plain linesAt the bottom of every folder you’ll find a short, plain English summary of the promises Qbit makes about your files. These are yours, and yours alone (well, yours and anyone you’ve invited to collaborate in a folder).
- Ask Qbit a question right from the Documents page, here’s howThe same message box from the Photos page lives here too. Ask from the top level and Qbit will answer about anything in your folders. Ask from inside a folder and Qbit will use what’s specifically filed there.
- Every conversation is findable in Recents“Recents”, the button at the bottom of your Qbit app, is your running list of everything you’ve asked Qbit, newest first. A back and forth conversation card tells you how many messages the thread has, and one tap opens the whole thread again.
- Finding that one question you asked last month, here’s howYou know you asked Qbit something, just not when or which folder. Type a word or two in the “Search your recents” box at the bottom of the page and Recents narrows down the list as you type, or shows only the pictures, videos or audio you asked for.
- Your history is yours to keep or clear, here’s how to delete one conversation or all of themWhether a single conversation or the entire lot, it’s your history, and you get the final say.