Welcome to our 'How to Use' series. In this first video, we're going to give you an overview of the main tabs in the TypeAce application. Let's dive in.
TypeAce features five intuitive tabs to navigate through:
1. Home Page: This is your launch pad. Here you'll find a 'Getting Started' guide with instructions on how to enable 'Full Access' and 'Paste from Other Apps'. You'll also see our 'How To Use' guide for seamless navigation. There is also a button to upgrade to the TypeAce Pro plan. With the free version, you can save up to 3 custom prompts and send a total of 30 requests. If you find TypeAce beneficial, you could consider upgrading to TypeAce Pro, where you can save unlimited prompts and send unlimited requests. Remember, we only encourage you to upgrade when you find TypeAce truly useful.
2. Text Editor: This is your playground. Test prompts live here, explore, and discover what TypeAce can offer.
3. All Prompts: All your custom prompts are displayed and saved here. Create new ones as you like. To delete a prompt, just swipe or long press on it. You can also reorder your saved prompts. Simply long press on the prompt and a popup will appear. Tab on Reorder Prompts and you can start rearranging your saved prompts. This change will reflect in the keyboard as well, allowing quicker access to frequently used prompts.
4. History: This is your personal TypeAce diary. Access your previous GPT requests from this tab. Review your request history and see how your usage has evolved over time. To delete an entry, swipe or long press on it.
5. Settings: This is your personal control center. Here you can check your subscription plan, view the number of prompts left, and monitor the remaining requests. We have also included our 'Terms of Service' and 'Privacy Policy' for your perusal. We encourage all users to go through these documents to better understand our commitment to ensuring your data privacy and security.
We hope this guide helps you better navigate and optimize your use of TypeAce!
Next video: • How To Use - 2. Adding Custom Prompts