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63 articles on how Torki actually works — what each control does, what it costs against your plan, and what to do when something does not behave.
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Getting Started
Everything you need to start using Torki AI
6 articles- Getting Started with Torki AITorki answers with its own model rather than re-badging another provider's, and nothing you type is used to train…
- Creating Your AccountThere are four ways to create a Torki account.
- Your First ChatType a message, press Enter, and Torki answers as it writes.
- Understanding AI ModesTorki has four modes. They are the same model with different amounts of thinking and different limits on how much…
- Using the Chat Input BarThe chat input bar at the bottom of the screen is your control centre: type here, attach here, run a skill here,…
- Keyboard ShortcutsThese are the keyboard shortcuts that work in Torki on the web.
Features
Learn about all of Torki's powerful features
17 articles- Web Search & CitationsTorki can search the web to answer questions about recent events, current data or anything that changed after its…
- Deep ResearchDeep Research is Torki's advanced research mode.
- Canvas — Build Apps with AICanvas is Torki's built-in editor and live preview.
- Making Slide Decks in ChatAsk for a presentation in an ordinary chat and Torki builds a designed deck — slide layouts, a colour theme, charts,…
- Editing SlidesThe slide editor lets you change a deck by hand — its text, images, shapes, theme, slide order and speaker notes —…
- Saving Answers as Documents and SpreadsheetsWhen Torki writes you a document — a guide, a plan, a report — it can add a document card under the answer, so you…
- Forge: Build Decks and PrototypesForge is where Torki builds visual work from a sentence: slide decks and interactive prototypes such as web pages,…
- Image GenerationTorki includes a built-in image generation engine called Kvora.
- Voice CompanionsVoice Companions let you have a spoken conversation with Torki.
- Built-In AgentsTorki comes with six specialist agents alongside Torki itself.
- ProjectsProjects group related conversations around a shared context.
- Chat History & SearchYour conversations with Torki are saved automatically and listed in the sidebar, newest first, with a title Torki…
- Dark & Light ModeTorki has three theme settings: Dark, Light and System.
- File Upload & AnalysisAttach a file to a message and Torki reads it — summarising, extracting, explaining or answering questions about…
- MemoryMemory lets Torki remember details about you across conversations — your name, what you work on, the tools you use,…
- Shadow — Browser AutomationShadow is Torki's browser automation feature, currently in beta.
- Sharing ConversationsYou can turn any conversation into a public link that anyone can open — no Torki account needed.
Toolkit & Connectors
Connect your apps, run skills, and control what Torki can do
10 articles- The ToolkitThe Toolkit is where you connect your apps, switch skills on and off, and decide what Torki is allowed to do in each…
- How Connectors WorkConnectors let Torki work with the apps you already use.
- Connecting Google CalendarConnect your Google Calendar so Torki can read your schedule and add new events from a chat.
- Connecting Google Drive & DocsConnect Google Drive so Torki can create Google Docs, Sheets and Slides on your Drive, find the ones it created, and…
- Connecting Google SheetsConnect Google Sheets so Torki can create a new spreadsheet for you from the chat, with your columns and rows filled…
- Connecting Microsoft 365 (Outlook Mail & Calendar)Microsoft 365 appears in Toolkit → Connectors with three services — Outlook Mail, Outlook Calendar and OneDrive.
- Connecting GitHub, Notion, Linear and MoreBesides Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, the Toolkit connects to eight apps: GitHub, Notion, Linear, Jira &…
- Managing Your ConnectorsToolkit → Connectors is where you see what is connected, bring back a connection that has expired, and take one away…
- Controlling What Torki Can DoEvery tool Torki can use in one of your apps has its own setting: Always, Ask or Never.
- SkillsA skill is a named playbook: instructions Torki follows step by step, and the apps it uses.
Account & Billing
Manage your account, subscription, and profile
9 articles- Managing Your AccountYour name, photo, email, password and history settings all live in Settings.
- Subscription PlansTorki has four tiers. Free is genuinely usable; each paid tier adds allowance rather than unlocking a different…
- Changing Email or PasswordEmail changes take two codes, one to each address.
- Setting Up Passkeys & MFATorki offers two extra sign-in factors: a passkey (your fingerprint, face or device PIN) and an authenticator app.
- Deleting Your AccountDeleting is a soft delete with a 14-day recovery window.
- Usage Limits & How They WorkEach plan has a fixed allowance per category, and the Usage tab draws it as a percentage so you can see how much is…
- Model Access by PlanTorki has four AI modes. Which ones you can pick depends on your plan; how many messages you get also depends on…
- Invoices & ReceiptsWhere your invoices are depends on where you subscribed: on the web, or inside the iOS app.
- Billing FAQThe billing questions that come up most, and what the product can actually do about each one.
Privacy & Security
How we protect your data and keep you safe
3 articles- How Torki Protects Your DataTorki answers you with its own model rather than passing your conversation to another company's AI service, and…
- Data Controls & ExportSettings → Data Controls holds three things: whether new chats go into your history, how to get a copy of your data…
- Security FeaturesTorki offers passkeys, an authenticator app, a list of every signed-in device, and email alerts on some account…
Mobile & Desktop
Use Torki on iOS, Android, and Desktop
3 articlesTorki Code
The coding workspace in Torki AI for Mac: projects, approvals, git, the terminal and previews
15 articles- Getting Started with Torki CodeTorki Code is the Code half of Torki AI for Mac.
- Asking Questions and Giving TasksEverything you ask Torki Code goes through the composer at the bottom of the Code window.
- Permission Modes and ApprovalsTorki Code reads your project freely, but before it changes a file, runs a command or opens a terminal it may stop…
- Guarded Mode and PrivacyTorki Code works inside one folder at a time: the one you opened.
- The Editor, Explorer and SearchTorki Code has its own file tree, a text editor and a search across the whole project, so you can read and change…
- Source Control and GitThe Source Control pane shows what has changed in your project since the last commit.
- Terminal, Problems and OutputThe bottom panel of Torki Code has three tabs: Terminal, a real shell in your project folder; Problems, the errors…
- Previewing Your App in HorizonHorizon is the browser panel in Torki Code.
- Specialists, Skills and Project InstructionsTorki Code can hand part of a job to a specialist — a focused helper with its own instructions, its own short list…
- Working on a Project on a ServerTorki Code can work on a project that lives on a server, not only on one in a folder on your Mac.
- Undoing a ChangeBefore a file in your project is overwritten, moved or deleted, Torki keeps a copy of how it was.
- Sessions, History and the LedgerTorki Code keeps two records of your work in each project.
- Usage, Plans and the Context MeterTwo things limit how much you can do in Torki Code.
- Keyboard Shortcuts and SettingsThis article lists every keyboard shortcut in Torki AI for Mac, the commands in the command palette, and each item…
- Troubleshooting Torki CodeWhen something goes wrong in Torki Code, the app usually says what happened and what to do, in a line in the…
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