You do not need to memorize every workflow on first launch. The welcome tour can be reopened from settings when you want to understand why a feature exists.
The tour is a reusable explanation, not a test you must finish perfectly once.
Look for the workflow you need
Choose the chapter relevant to capture, review, reminders, privacy or optional processing. Read it with a real question in mind: what will be saved, what needs approval or what can run locally? That makes the guide more useful than rapidly swiping through every panel.
Return to one practical action
After reading, try the relevant control using an entry you understand. A guide explains intention and limits, but it is not evidence that permissions, model downloads or external connections are already configured on your device. Inspect the actual state before relying on them.
Choose optional services deliberately
Return to one chapter with a specific question, such as whether a timer starts immediately or whether an online reading sends source material away from the device. Read that explanation, then open the corresponding actual screen and inspect its current controls. If the guide mentions a permission or download, check whether your installation is ready instead of assuming the tour completed setup on your behalf. You can repeat this process when you learn a second workflow later. The tour becomes more useful when it explains a decision you are about to make, rather than serving as a collection of screens you rush past and then treat as proof that every optional capability is already configured.
One step at a time.
- 01
Open Settings and choose the welcome tour.
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Read the chapter related to your current question.
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Return to the corresponding app screen.
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Check its actual permission or setup state before use.
A little reference.
Keep the context and your next action together.
| Choice | Use it for | Check before saving |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome chapter | Why a workflow exists | Read for your current question |
| Feature screen | Where the action happens | Inspect actual state |
| Saved entry | Your practical context | Review before changing |
Will reopening the welcome tour delete my workspace?
The tour is an explanation flow. Workspace deletion is a separate settings action and should be reviewed deliberately.
These guides explain product workflows. Review extracted names, dates and amounts. Features depend on your device, permissions and optional service setup.
A little more clarity, in your pocket.
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