SOVAL HELP
A useful first step.
A place to turn next.
Learn how to start, save, and review your work. Choose a guide for the task in front of you.
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Start here
Choose a starting point and get one useful result.
Read guide →Create and manage your account
Sign in, verify your email, and set your preferences.
Read guide →Build a prompt with Spark
Create a reusable prompt before starting saved work.
Read guide →Complete your first work thread
Follow the five steps from an idea to a reviewable result.
Read guide →Choose a kind of work
Match the guidance to your task without granting new authority.
Read guide →Work with your material
Explore an idea
Develop a possibility before deciding whether to make it a project.
Read guide →Develop a book or writing idea
Keep story facts, candidate prose, and open choices separate.
Read guide →Load and use context
Choose your account context and inspect the material used for work.
Read guide →Choose or customize a persona
Use an optional working approach and control where it applies.
Read guide →Draft with Soval
Generate a suggestion, review it, and keep only what helps.
Read guide →Pause and resolve a question
Keep an unresolved decision visible without losing progress.
Read guide →Use Soval in connected chat
Retrieve the right work and check which capabilities are connected.
Read guide →Review and recover
Find and resume saved work
Use the working library and understand its status groups.
Read guide →Review, export, and complete work
Take a review copy and understand what completion means.
Read guide →Save, correct, or stop using a source
Preserve originals while controlling future context use.
Read guide →Read the graph explorer
Inspect recorded links without changing your data.
Read guide →Understand privacy and saved data
Know what is local, what is retained, and what a draft sends.
Read guide →Fix a common problem
Recover from sign-in, saving, context, and drafting problems.
Read guide →Understand Soval’s terms
A plain-language reference for labels you will see.
Read guide →Looking for the original context walkthrough?
Understand what context includes
Follow the team-meeting example