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More tools

Additional tools and activity from the previous dashboard. Existing saved data stays available here.

What are you into?
Start here · takes a tap

What are you into?

Why follow? Keep your interests together so they are easy to find and revisit.

Tap a bubble to follow it. Ask keeps your interests together; sign in and use Following to sync them across devices.

Ideas to get started—not a live popularity ranking. Following saves an interest; it does not start automatic monitoring.

Something else in mind? Add your own

Pick up something good
Your next step

Pick up something good

Return to an interest or question without starting over.

Manage following ↗
Recover your latest ASK work
New · Account continuity

Recover your latest ASK work

Browse signed-in checkpoints and their stored receipts, inspect the latest handoffs, and copy selected references into a new conversation. A copied handoff is not proof that the next chat has read it.

Open Checkpoint Desk ↗
Things I’ll remember
Saved on this device

Things I’ll remember

Why save it? Find important links later without searching again.

Save a website once, then find it in your saved list whenever you return on this device.

Back up saves a file you can keep or move to another device. Restore reads that file. Forget removes this saved website from this browser.

Check what's new
Your interests, in motion

Check what's new

Why come here? Check sources for the topics you follow when you want an update.

Open current results from outside sources, then mark what you've reviewed. Ask never claims an update without checking a source.

Following

Following

Your saved interests, all in one place.

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Your latest notes

See what you chose to save from earlier visits.

Journal ↗
Save a discovery
Keep the good stuff

Save a discovery

Why save it? Keep useful findings with the topic they belong to.

Found something useful? Save it to an interest now, so it is waiting when you return.

Discoveries saved to your ASK account (phone and computer)

What's new in your world?
A reason to come back

What's new in your world?

See recent stories, remember what you have read, and find what deserves attention. Headlines are retrieved from an external news source through Ask’s server endpoint; the topic is sent to that endpoint. They are not independently fact-checked by Ask. Check the original source before relying on a claim.

Choose an interest to check for news.

Run the 4D test lab · Find release ZIPs · Shared continuity inbox · Foundation health check · Back up this device · Inspect a backup · Privacy & erase data · Private Session

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