The first-run journey
The first time you open Calynta, it tells a short story instead of showing a form. Across ten screens it follows one clearly labelled example (planning a weekend away with a friend) to show what a Space can hold: remembered people and preferences, a document, the shared browser, a picture and a file, a call, and a reminder.
Every example screen carries a visible Example tag. Nothing on those screens is your data, and nothing is running yet.
The two questions
Only two screens ask you anything, and both are optional:
- Your name, so Calynta knows what to call you.
- How forward should I be? How much Calynta suggests while you talk. You can skip it and change your mind later.
Skipping is always fine. If you skip a question, the last screen is simply shorter: Calynta never fills the gap with made-up details.
What your answers change
Your answers become preferences that Calynta reads in every chat and every call. They do not connect an app, start a job, set quiet hours or book a call. Those only happen when you use the real controls for them later.
On the last screen, Calynta prepares a first message from your answers. It waits in your Space so you can send it as it is or edit it first.
The first screen has Already have an account? Sign in, so you can skip the story entirely.