Getting started

Get your first useful result, then bring your files, tools, phone, and team when you need them.

Start by asking June for a draft you can review. You can use facts you paste into the chat; connect an app only when the task needs something from that account.

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Choose Start with June on the home page and create your account, or sign in to an account you already have.

Follow Your first chat. You will draft a reminder, review it, and refine the wording without connecting another app.

Bring a real task. Attach a file, connect a tool on the Integrations page, or choose a recipe to follow.

Draft a friendly payment reminder for invoice 1042. It is twelve days overdue. Ask when payment is expected, keep it under 100 words, and leave the customer name for me to fill in

Here is a draft. Nothing goes out until you send it.

Hi [customer name], a friendly reminder that invoice 1042 is twelve days overdue. Could you let me know when payment is expected? Please let me know if you need another copy of the invoice. Many thanks, [your name]

Here is a draft. Nothing goes out until you send it. > Hi [customer name], a friendly reminder that invoice 1042 is twelve days overdue. Could you let me know when payment is expected? Please let me know if you need another copy of the invoice. Many thanks, [your name]

Start with an outcome you can review. A draft in the chat is yours to edit and use.

Chat shows how to ask, review, stop, and steer.
Follow-ups explains the difference between a reminder and a check that does new work later.
Models and who pays helps you choose a model and the plan or key behind it.
Troubleshooting starts with the problem you can see.

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