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Chat is the center of Babbily. You can ask questions, draft content, analyze files, research topics, create media, and continue work across a thread.

Voice dictation

Prefer speaking to typing? Use voice dictation in chat or Translate when your device supports it.

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Choose a model

Use the model picker to choose the model for a chat. Models can differ in:
  • Speed.
  • Reasoning depth.
  • Writing style.
  • Context window size.
  • File support.
  • Tool and media support.
If a tool or file type is hidden, the selected model may not support it. Switch models if you need a capability that is not available.

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Write better prompts

Good prompts usually include:
  • The outcome you want.
  • The audience.
  • Any constraints or examples.
  • The format you want back.
  • Whether Babbily should use search, files, memory, or connected apps.
Draft a 6-bullet launch update for the product team. Use a calm, direct tone. Include risks and next steps.

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Continue a thread

Follow-up messages can refer to earlier replies, files, and context in the same thread. If a conversation gets long, Babbily tracks the context window and may compact older context so the thread can continue.

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Use chat history

Saved chats appear in the sidebar and Library. You can reopen, rename, share, or delete chats from the available thread actions.

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When to start a new thread

Start a new thread when:
  • You switch topics.
  • Earlier context is no longer useful.
  • The context indicator is near the limit.
  • You want a cleaner answer without old assumptions.
If Babbily keeps using old context, start a new thread and restate only the details that still matter.