The dashboard is Bravo on the web. Use it for standalone work on a full screen, on any device, with no extension needed. Everything you did in the Chrome extension sidebar is here too, because both places share the same chats, topics, and settings. Opening the dashboard starts a new chat.
Dashboard sidebar
The sidebar runs down the left side. New chat starts a fresh conversation, and so does ⇧⌘O on a Mac or Ctrl+Shift+O on Windows and Linux. Chats opens all your conversations, and Topics opens all your topics. The search button beside the Bravo logo searches your chats from any page.
- Pinned gathers what you pinned, topics first and then chats. It appears once you pin something.
- Recents lists your last 20 chats. When you have more, View all under the list opens the Chats page.
- At the bottom sit Settings, What's new, and Help.
Chats
The Chats page holds your conversations, grouped by when you last used them: Today, This week, and Older. Pinned chats sit in their own group at the top.
- Open a chat from its row, or start a fresh one with the New chat button.
- Each row's ⋯ menu has Pin, Rename, and Delete. Pinning a chat moves it to the group at the top of the page and into the Pinned section of the navigation, alongside your pinned topics. You can also pin from the chat actions menu in the top corner while viewing a conversation. Unpin from the same menus.
- Past-message citations in Bravo answers open the matching chat at the message they cite. Links to a whole chat open it normally.
Search
You can see recent conversations and search from both the sidebar and the dashboard. Sidebar search and dashboard search are equally capable. The dashboard Chats page shows more information in the search results, which makes it better for scanning and comparing matches.
Use the search field at the top of the Chats page.
Search can match chat titles, subjects, page names, page URLs, filenames, message text, and generated snippets. In the dashboard, a result that matched message text opens the chat at that message.
Tip: If search does not find the right conversation, ask Bravo to find it. Bravo can run a more thorough search and use context from matching messages.
Titles and summaries
New chats get an initial title from your message and an initial summary from Bravo's response, so the conversation has a useful preview right away. A few minutes after the last message, Bravo may replace those initial labels with a generated title and summary. As the conversation shifts, Bravo may keep updating the generated summary and, unless you renamed the chat, the generated title. Summaries appear in chat listings, not inside the conversation itself.
If you rename a chat, Bravo keeps your title. It will not replace a manually renamed chat with an automatically generated title later.
Renaming chats
You can rename a chat in two places:
- From the recent-chat row menu in the navigation. You can also double-click a recent chat title there to rename it.
- From a row's ⋯ menu on the Chats page.
Deleting chats
You can delete a chat from several places:
- From the chat actions menu in the top corner while viewing a conversation.
- From the recent-chat row menu in the navigation.
- From a row's ⋯ menu on the Chats page.
- From the ellipsis menu in the Chrome extension sidebar.
Deleting a chat hides it from your chats and search results, and deletes any links you shared for it. For a few seconds after deletion, an Undo button appears. Undoing the delete brings the chat back along with the links it had, except any you already deleted separately from Your Data settings.
If the undo option is gone, see Recovering a deleted item.
Topics
The Topics page shows every topic as a card, with pinned ones first. For what a topic is and how Bravo keeps it current, see Topics.
- New topic in the header creates one.
- A card's ⋯ menu has Pin, Rename, and Delete. Renaming happens right on the card, and deleting leaves an Undo button for a few seconds. The menu appears when you hover a card, and stays visible on a touch screen.
- Once a group passes 24 topics, Show more under it loads the rest.
Below the cards, What Bravo updated lists changes across all your topics, newest first. Each row says whether Bravo created or updated a topic and names it, and clicking the row opens that topic. It has its own Show more.
Settings
Settings at the bottom of the navigation holds Personalization, Connections, Plans & billing, Account, and Your Data. See Personalization for your nickname, custom instructions, memory, theme, and display size, and Your account for profile details, your plan, and closing your account.