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Okay so here’s the move. On your first login, five things happen in this order. We made it linear on purpose. Trust the process. We are NOT building a brand by clicking around vibes-first.

1. Change your password

We sent you a temp password. The app immediately makes you replace it. Pick something you’ll remember (or use a password manager like a functional adult, your call).

2. Tell us about you (the onboarding form)

Right after the password swap, a single form asks for:
  • First name + last name (both used as your display name in the sidebar)
  • Instagram handle (the bare handle, the full URL, or @handle, we parse all three)
  • Timezone (auto-detected from your browser, override if it guessed wrong)
  • Niche (one-liner about who you serve, e.g. “fitness coaches” or “B2B founders”)
  • Offer (couple sentences about what you sell + who you sell it to)
This is one-and-done. You can edit any of it later by clicking your name in the sidebar profile menu, so don’t agonize. Why we ask: the IG handle is how we pull your post metrics into the Metrics tab. The niche and offer let the AI assistants stop asking you to repeat yourself every five minutes. The timezone makes “yesterday” mean yesterday.

3. Welcome video

A short Vimeo walkthrough auto-plays once you’re in. Watch it, skip it, whatever. It lives forever at Profile → Introduction Video if you want it later.

4. Pick your archetype

After the video you’ll be asked to pick an archetype: Explorer, Sovereign, or Cartographer. This isn’t a vibes quiz. It tells the app what mix of content you want to make (growth vs. authority vs. personal) and which pillars to lean on. You can change it any time under Profile → Select Archetype. Switching doesn’t nuke existing content, it just changes future suggestions. So if you’re commit-phobic, just pick the closest and move on. Future-you can deal with future-you’s problems.

5. Look at your task list

The home page shows your tasks. They run in a specific order. Some are locked until you finish earlier ones, and yes, that’s on purpose. Each task builds on the last. Hit the first unlocked one. Answer the questions. When you’re done, the app spits out a document and you move on.

How long this actually takes

The first task is ~10 to 20 minutes if you actually think about your answers. Don’t speedrun it. The whole reason tasks exist is that they pry good answers out of you, the kind you wouldn’t have produced in a blank Notion doc at 2 a.m. while hyperfocused. That’s the point. Let it cook. If you have to stop partway, you can. Progress saves automatically. Come back, pick up where you left off, your work is fine. No tab anxiety.

What you’ll have at the end

After working through the tasks:
  • A document library full of your own positioning, brand story, voice, offers, etc.
  • Project chats (writing assistants, strategists, etc.) that already know all of the above about you
  • A content tracker pre-loaded with a calendar that matches your archetype
  • Instagram metrics quietly syncing in the background, every day, forever (or until you delete your account)
  • A weekly memo (the Weekly Review) landing every Monday morning that tells you what’s actually working, no spreadsheet required
That’s the whole on-ramp. Go answer the first task. The brand will not build itself.

Editing your profile later

Click your name (bottom-left chip in the sidebar). The profile menu pops up. Click the chip at the TOP of that menu (the one with your avatar and “Edit profile” hint). Same form you filled out during onboarding, pre-loaded with current values. Edit, hit Save, done. If you change your Instagram handle here, the Metrics tab picks it up on the next daily sync. In a hurry? Hit Refresh on the Metrics page and it’ll sync immediately.