Part 2 · Set up
Your first week
Six steps after setup, each ending in something real, in the sidebar until you are done.
01What it is
A short guide that opens once after setup and then lives in the sidebar: schedule your first post, add your brand kit, get a reel script, name companies to watch, connect the accounts you post to, connect your mailbox. Each step names what you get.
02Why it exists
Setup proves the product understood you. The first week is where it proves it is worth keeping, and a founder dropped onto a full dashboard does not know which part to try first.
So the guide is ordered for the moments that land: the work it already did for you, then the things that make the next piece of work look like yours, then the things that let it reach other people. It never covers the page, ticks a step when the data says it is done, and can be hidden and brought back.
03How to use it
- 01It opens by itself once, right after setup. After that, it is the card at the bottom of the sidebar.
- 02Follow a step to its page. A card at the top of that page says which step you are on.
- 03Mark a step done or skip it. Connecting any account you post to, or scheduling a post, ticks its step on its own.
- 04Hide it when you are finished. Settings has Show the guide again.
04What good looks like
- You give it
- A founder who schedules one of the first posts and uploads a logo on day one.
- You get
- Two of six done without pressing Mark done, and the next step, the reel, waiting in the sidebar.
- Why
- Steps tick from the data: a scheduled post on any network and a saved brand kit are both read directly.
Derived from the rules in the code
05What weak looks like, and what it costs
- You give it
- A founder on the free plan who opens the mailbox step.
- You get
- The step says sending needs a paid plan, and can be skipped.
- Why
- Connecting a mailbox on a plan that cannot send would be a step with no outcome, so the guide says so instead of hiding it.
Derived from the rules in the code