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Use this guide to get from a new account to your first useful chat.

What you need

  • A Babbily account.
  • A supported web browser.
  • A question, task, file, or idea you want help with.

Start your first chat

1

Open Babbily

Go to Babbily and sign in. If you are new, create an account and finish onboarding.
2

Send a message

Type a clear request in the composer. For example:
3

Choose a model

Use the model picker when you want a different balance of speed, reasoning, creativity, or media support. Some tools and file types appear only for models that support them.
4

Add files if needed

Attach images, documents, audio, or video when you want Babbily to use file context. File support depends on the active model.
5

Pick tool behavior

Open the composer menu and choose Auto, Manual, or Off. Auto lets Babbily decide when to use tools. Manual lets you choose. Off keeps the reply model-only.

Save context with memory

If there is something you want Babbily to remember across chats, say it directly:
You can review and remove saved context later in Settings > Memory.
Use memory for stable preferences and ongoing context. For one-time details, keep them in the current chat instead.

Check your usage

Your plan includes a monthly API usage budget. The usage card shows how much of that budget you have used and when it resets. Open Settings > Billing for plan and renewal details.

Where to go next

Glossary

Learn the terms you will see across Babbily.

Role-based getting started

Pick a setup path that matches how you work.

Chat and models

Learn how to choose models and structure better chats.

Model capabilities

Choose a model for speed, reasoning, files, tools, media, context, and usage.

Task recipes

Try common workflows for files, research, connected apps, media, and translation.

Prompting patterns

Use goals, context, audience, constraints, and formats to get better answers.

Account and settings

Find profile, billing, team, connector, skill, and memory settings.

Memory

Control what Babbily remembers about you.

Memory examples

Learn what belongs in memory and what should stay in the current chat.

Tools and skills

Use search, research, skills, and media tools.

Saved Prompts examples

Reuse strong prompt patterns for repeatable work.

Browser and file support

Troubleshoot upload, microphone, and device behavior.

Visual replies

Ask for maps, charts, weather cards, QR codes, citations, images, and videos.

News

Browse current stories, set local context, review citations, and ask follow-up questions.

Finance

Review markets, company pages, watchlists, earnings, and prediction markets.

Usage budget

Understand plan usage and reset timing.

Known limits

See what can vary by model, plan, tool, file, connector, usage, and context.

Translate

Translate text, choose a style, and continue in chat.