Short answers to the things people ask twice.

Where everything is kept, and why it is a folder rather than an account.

The search bar at the top, and the sentences you can type into it.

What it can see, what it can change, and what it asks first.

The jobs you are doing, each with a real folder behind it.

The to-do list, and the one-line syntax that fills it in for you.

Timers, what makes an hour billable, and how it reaches an invoice.

Blocks, tasks with due dates, and what your week actually holds.

Markdown files in your workspace, not rows in a database.

Attach the plan you have, or answer questions and let SoloWork write one.

Who you work for, what stage they are at, and where they came from.

Raising them, getting paid, and chasing what is late.

Five tabs: what you plan, what you write, what you spend, and what it returned.

Targets measured from your real numbers rather than ticked off by hand.

What came in, what went out, and what to put aside for tax.

A browser for your workspace folder, not a separate store.

Your paperwork, with reminders before it expires.

Where deleted things wait, and how to get them back.