Assistant

The app is in Russian for now; the English interface is in preparation. Screenshots show the Russian interface, and button names in the text are given in English.

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   Open “Assistant”

   Tap “Assistant” in the tab bar. If it's not there, open Profile and tap “Assistant” in the “More sections” block.

   

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   Get a subscription

   Without a subscription, the “Assistant” section opens with plans instead of the chat: “Month,” “Year,” and “Supporter.” “Supporter” is a yearly plan with the same features as Plus; the price difference goes toward developing Zarok. If Google Play offers a free trial, it's shown as a separate card. Choose a plan and tap the button under it: payment goes through Google Play. The “Choose a subscription” button appears in the “Assistant & subscription” card (path: Profile → the card with your name → name or photo) when Google Play responds; it opens the same plans. If you see “Checking access…”, wait. If you see “Couldn't check your subscription” or “Purchase saved. We're checking the payment,” tap “Check access.” In “Assistant & subscription,” this button is called “Check again.”

   

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   Read the terms

   Once your subscription is active, the assistant's terms appear first the first time you open the assistant. Scroll down through the text. The “Continue” button becomes active when you've read to the end; if the whole text fits on the screen, it's active right away. The small arrow at the bottom of the text scrolls it further.

   

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   Confirm your age and consent

   Tap “Continue.” Check “I'm 14 or older” (ages 14 to 17 with a parent's permission) and “I consent to my requests being processed using AI.” Both checkboxes start empty. The “Turn on the assistant” button works once both are checked: tap it.

   

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   Type or say your request

   The field at the bottom of the chat takes text. Write in one sentence what, when, and how much, for example: “Workout on Mondays and Thursdays at 19:00, 60 minutes.” For voice, tap the microphone button to the right of the field (it appears if your phone can recognize speech), speak, and tap “Stop”: the recognized text appears in the field, and you can edit it. Recording stops on its own after five minutes, and the text is kept. The button on the right of the field sends the request. While the assistant is thinking, the paperclip, microphone, and send buttons are inactive.

   

   

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   Attach a text file if needed

   Tap the paperclip to the left of the field and choose a text file, such as .txt, .csv, .json, or .md. You can attach up to five files to one message. Pictures, PDFs, archives, and Office documents aren't accepted: the app will tell you why. To remove a file before sending, tap the “×” on its name.

   

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   Answer the assistant's questions

   If details are missing, the assistant shows up to four questions as a list. Reply in one message, by voice or text: your reply goes with the same request, and the assistant takes your original request and all your answers into account.

   

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   Check the “What will change” card

   A plan card appears below the answer. If there are several items, or something will replace existing data, “What will change” appears at the top, and each item has a checkbox. Item labels include: “new entry · course,” “new entry · meal,” “new entry · event,” “new entry · step,” “new entry · quit vow,” “course change,” “step change,” “event change,” “daily target,” and “meal plan length.” If an item changes an existing entry, it's labeled “changes entry …” with that entry's name. An item that will replace existing data is marked “will overwrite what's there.” If a similar entry already exists, the card says so, and the new entry appears only after you tap “Apply.” To check or uncheck a box, tap the item's row. If there's a single item and nothing gets replaced, it's shown as a row without checkboxes. Items can't be reordered: they stay in the order the assistant suggested.

   

   

   

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   Confirm replacing data

   An item marked “will overwrite what's there” is unchecked by default. The assistant adds this label only when you ask it to replace or delete something. To apply such an item, check its row and check the box “I confirm replacing existing data.” Until that box is checked, the “Apply” button doesn't work.

   

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    Tap “Apply” or “No thanks”

    “Apply” saves the checked items. If there are several items or a replacement, the button shows a number, for example “Apply (2).” If nothing needs to be saved, tap “No thanks”: the card disappears, nothing changes, and the assistant replies that nothing is being changed.

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    Read the recap and undo if needed

    The card collapses into an “Applied” line (or “Not applied”), and a recap follows: what was saved, what didn't work, and why. If something didn't work, the recap suggests adding it by hand with the “＋” button on the “Day” screen. If something was saved, an “Undo · N h” button appears under the recap (or “Undo · N min” when less than an hour remains). Undo works for 24 hours and reverses only the latest change. You can do the same in Profile, in the “Last change” block. Undo doesn't remove a quit vow the assistant added: delete it with the “Delete” button in the vow editor.

    

    

    

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    Clear the chat or withdraw consent

    “Clear” in the chat header (the button shows when the chat isn't empty) erases the chat right away, without asking: on the phone and, if the app is connected to the server, on the server. To withdraw consent, open “Profile” → the card with your name → name or photo → the “Assistant & subscription” card → “Withdraw AI consent,” and tap “Withdraw.” After that, requests stop being sent, the chat is deleted, and the subscription isn't cancelled: Google Play manages it.