In the bottom left corner of the app sits a small getting-started card. It tracks the handful of steps that turn a new account into a working one, and it ticks them off as you go.
The steps it walks you through are the ones that actually matter:
- Confirm your email address, which is what unlocks API keys and the starter credits.
- Run your first search, so you can see your market size before spending anything.
- Save a list, which turns a set of filters into a segment you can return to.
- Create your first verified export, or create an API key and connect an AI agent, depending on which door you came in through.
Click the card to expand it, click a step to jump straight to the page that completes it. It collapses out of the way when you are working and does not block anything on the page.
None of the steps are mandatory and there is no penalty for skipping the card entirely. It exists because most of the friction in a new data tool is not knowing which three things to do first. If you would rather have that in prose, the first-week checklist covers the same ground with more context.