Your first five minutes
Metir gets useful the moment it has something of yours to work with. There are three ways to give it something, and you only need one to start.
Good afternoon
Type @meeting, @note, or @file to pull context into any chat.
That row stays for good
- New accounts see three cards
- Do any one of them
- The cards become your quick actions
- That row stays for good
The three deposits
A new account shows three cards under the chat box. Each one is a different way to give Metir something real to work with.
| Card | What it gets you |
|---|---|
| Record a meeting | Get transcripts, summaries and action items automatically. See two ways to record. |
| Add your files | Ask questions across all your documents. See adding and indexing files. |
| Connect your calendar on web, or Connect calendar on mobile | Get automatic meeting prep, with up-to-date contacts on the web. See connecting a calendar. |
What changes after the first one
The moment you complete any one of them, the cards are replaced by quick actions. On the web they are Call and Record, on the web and on mobile. That row stays for good. See Live Voice.
To research across your files, press the plus button in the composer and choose Deep Research. See Deep Research.
The guided tour
On your first visit Metir runs a short tour that points at the composer, the model picker, connectors, files, meeting recording and Workspace. You can replay it any time: open the user menu at the bottom of the sidebar, choose Settings, then Tutorial. It takes you back to the page you came from and starts that page's tour.
Tips under the greeting
A rotating tip sits under the greeting on the chat home. Tips that end in a small arrow are clickable and take you straight to the thing they describe.