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Everything in Jinn is one or two clicks from the left sidebar. This page is the map: what each item there opens, what Home shows you, and where the things you rarely need, like a second workspace, are kept.

The left sidebar

From the top:
  • Your workspace — the letter or picture at the very top. Click it to switch to another workspace, add one with Add workspace, open the Trash, get the desktop app, or Sign out.
  • Search — find a passage, a doc, a recording, an agent or a project by what it says. See search.
  • Home — everything in the workspace in one place. See Home.
  • Inbox — what needs you: a recording waiting for a project, a transcription that failed. The number on it counts the unread ones. See checking on a recording.
  • AI — the chat. Ask about your meetings and docs in plain words. See asking a question.
  • Projects — every project you can open, and the way into its recordings, docs, files and chats. See projects.
  • Agents — the roles that read your meetings. See agents.
  • Skills — your team’s know-how for the chat. See skills.
  • Add — make something new from any page: New doc, New project, or Upload for a file or a meeting recording.
  • Desktop — get the Jinn desktop app, which is what records your meetings. See recording a meeting.
  • Settings — your own preferences, and the workspace’s: its name, tags, properties, storage, members and AI. See workspace settings.

Home page

Home is everything in this workspace, sliced the way you need it — across every project you can open, so you don’t have to remember where something was filed. Its tabs:
  • Recent — docs, newest change first, grouped by day, with who made each one.
  • Recordings — every meeting, from every project. + starts an upload.
  • Chats — your past conversations with the chat. New chat starts one.
  • Files — the files uploaded to your projects.
  • Favorites — the docs you’ve starred. Star a doc and it shows up here, so the five you open every week are always one click away.
Display, at the end of the row, changes how the list is laid out: Grouping decides what it’s grouped by, and Ordering what comes first.

Where to go next

Getting started with Jinn

Set it up and take one real meeting all the way through.

Manage projects

The container a recording needs before any agent reads it.