Q: How do I sign up for ChatChat?

A: Visit app.chatchat.com  and sign up. It takes seconds, choose an email and password, phone with an OTP code, Google, GitHub, a passkey, or a passwordless email code.

Q: Is there a waitlist?

A: No. ChatChat is publicly available now, sign up directly at app.chatchat.com.

Q: What happens right after I sign up?

A: A short guided tour walks you through connecting your tools, creating a Living Brain, setting up proactive briefings, sharing an agent with a friend, and adding agents to a group chat.

Q: Do I need to connect integrations during the initial setup?

A: No. You can skip integrations during the initial setup and begin using your agent first. Connect individual tools later when a workflow requires them.

Q: What can I use ChatChat for?

A: ChatChat is designed for recurring, context-heavy work across specialised agents. Common uses include meeting preparation, briefings, research, email and calendar coordination, content, sales follow-through, household planning, travel, health summaries, financial research and document or spreadsheet workflows. Start with one specific recurring problem rather than trying to automate everything at once.

Q: What is the best way for a new user to get started?

A: Choose one problem that happens every day or week. Install or create an agent with a clear role, give it one relevant Living Brain, connect only the essential tools, and send one specific first task. Check the result and refine the instructions or Brain context. Add schedules, more connectors or additional agents only after the first workflow is consistently useful.

Q: What are some useful first workflows?

A: Good starting workflows include a daily calendar briefing, meeting preparation, follow-up drafts, a weekly leadership update, household coordination, meal planning, recurring administrative reminders, research monitoring or a review of customer and sales activity. The best first workflow removes one repeated explanation, search or coordination task.