Help with Iaru

A little help
finding your way.

Iaru is in development. These answers explain the preview and the intended experience while the app is being prepared.

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Getting started

Availability, the preview and what to expect.

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Practices and content

Favorites, downloads and courses in development.

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AI and choices

Optional AI, history and planned memory controls.

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Account and data

Account access, deletion and accessibility status.

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Subscriptions

What is and is not decided about access.

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Troubleshooting

Useful checks while Iaru is still in development.

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Common tasks

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Getting started with Iaru

What the app is being made for, and what to expect from a preview.

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Is Iaru AI optional?

How optional conversations, saved history and memory are intended to differ.

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History and memory choices

A plain-language look at saved conversations and separate memory choices.

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Guided reflections and your journal

How written reflection differs from a live AI conversation.

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Reminders and returning

The planned role of local reminders and recent practice.

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Favorites in your library

How saved practices are intended to make returning easier.

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Downloads and offline listening

What is planned for supported content and what still needs confirmation.

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Courses in development

What a future course may include, without making access promises.

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Pricing and access

What has and has not been decided about subscriptions.

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Account access

Where account sign-in and recovery will live when the app is available.

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Account deletion

The planned public route and why instructions are not ready yet.

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Accessibility on this website

Current website controls and the path for future feedback details.

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Preview and troubleshooting

A few useful checks while Iaru is still in development.

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