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Tours, tutorials and AI assistants

Take a page tour, watch Learning Center tutorials, turn off tours that open by themselves, and read these docs with ChatGPT, Claude or any AI tool.

Ranqo has three kinds of help: short tours that point out each part of a page, video tutorials in the Learning Center, and these docs. This page covers the first two and how to use the docs with an AI assistant.

Page tours

A page tour highlights the parts of a page one at a time, with a short note on each. Use Next and Back to move through it, and Done to finish. Tours exist for Home, Visibility, Prompts, Competitors, Sources, Action Center and Snapshots.

Only the Home tour opens by itself, the first time you land on Home. Every other tour waits until you open it: choose Help in the header, then Take the page tour. A tour counts as seen as soon as it opens, so leaving halfway does not bring it back.

A dot on Help means the page you are on has a tour you have not taken, or a tutorial you have not watched.

Turn off tours that open by themselves

Either:

choose Don't show tours at the bottom of any tour, or
go to Settings, find Guidance, and switch off Product tours.

This setting is personal to you. It only stops tours opening on their own: Take the page tour in the Help menu keeps working.

The Learning Center

Choose Learning Center in the sidebar for video tutorials, one per dashboard page, grouped by section. It stays open even when your trial has ended.

The hub shows your progress, a card to continue where you left off, and each section's tutorials in order, with a check on the ones you have watched. Search covers titles and transcripts; press / to jump to the search box.
A tutorial page plays the video with its chapters and a transcript that follows along; click a chapter or a line to jump there. Open followed by the page's name takes you to that page in your dashboard, and Read the guide opens its page in these docs.
Watched and resume: a tutorial is marked watched when you reach the end or nearly the end, or when you choose Mark as watched. If you stop partway, the next visit picks up where you left off, with a Start over option beside the player.
Up next: when a video ends, the next tutorial starts after a short countdown. Choose Cancel, or turn off Autoplay next.
Keyboard shortcuts: press ? on a tutorial page to see them. Space or K plays and pauses, and J and L skip back and forward.

Your watched tutorials are saved to your account. Where you stopped in a video is saved in your browser.

The Help menu

Help in the dashboard header collects the help for the page you are on:

Take the page tour, on pages that have one.
Watch the tutorial, when the page has a published tutorial, with its length.
Read the guide, this page's guide in these docs.
All tutorials opens the Learning Center.
Documentation opens these docs.

Use the docs with AI

Every page in these docs is also plain markdown, so you can give it to an AI assistant or a script as it is.

Any page as markdown: add .md to the page's address, as in guides.md for the Introduction. Tables that the page renders from live product settings, such as plan limits, come through as plain markdown tables.
Every page at once: llms.txt at the root of the docs lists every page with a one-line description and a link to its markdown. llms-full.txt holds the full text of every page in one file.
From the page itself: the Use this page with AI menu, under the page's table of contents, offers Copy page (copies the markdown), View as markdown, Open in ChatGPT and Open in Claude. The last two open the assistant with a prompt pointing it at the page's markdown, so you can ask questions about it.

To search the docs, press ⌘K, or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux.

Page tours

A dot on Help means the page you are on has a tour you have not taken, or a tutorial you have not watched.

Either:

choose Don't show tours at the bottom of any tour, or

go to Settings, find Guidance, and switch off Product tours.

This setting is personal to you. It only stops tours opening on their own: Take the page tour in the Help menu keeps working.

The Learning Center

Choose Learning Center in the sidebar for video tutorials, one per dashboard page, grouped by section. It stays open even when your trial has ended.

The hub shows your progress, a card to continue where you left off, and each section's tutorials in order, with a check on the ones you have watched. Search covers titles and transcripts; press / to jump to the search box.

A tutorial page plays the video with its chapters and a transcript that follows along; click a chapter or a line to jump there. Open followed by the page's name takes you to that page in your dashboard, and Read the guide opens its page in these docs.

Watched and resume: a tutorial is marked watched when you reach the end or nearly the end, or when you choose Mark as watched. If you stop partway, the next visit picks up where you left off, with a Start over option beside the player.

Up next: when a video ends, the next tutorial starts after a short countdown. Choose Cancel, or turn off Autoplay next.

Keyboard shortcuts: press ? on a tutorial page to see them. Space or K plays and pauses, and J and L skip back and forward.

Your watched tutorials are saved to your account. Where you stopped in a video is saved in your browser.

The Help menu

Help in the dashboard header collects the help for the page you are on:

Take the page tour, on pages that have one.

Watch the tutorial, when the page has a published tutorial, with its length.

Read the guide, this page's guide in these docs.

All tutorials opens the Learning Center.

Documentation opens these docs.

Use the docs with AI

Every page in these docs is also plain markdown, so you can give it to an AI assistant or a script as it is.

Any page as markdown: add .md to the page's address, as in guides.md for the Introduction. Tables that the page renders from live product settings, such as plan limits, come through as plain markdown tables.

Every page at once: llms.txt at the root of the docs lists every page with a one-line description and a link to its markdown. llms-full.txt holds the full text of every page in one file.

From the page itself: the Use this page with AI menu, under the page's table of contents, offers Copy page (copies the markdown), View as markdown, Open in ChatGPT and Open in Claude. The last two open the assistant with a prompt pointing it at the page's markdown, so you can ask questions about it.

To search the docs, press ⌘K, or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux.