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Tips & Tricks

What this page covers

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  • Keyboard shortcuts that make everyday operations easier
  • Tips for mobile-specific interactions
  • Small tricks that improve efficiency in daily use

Tips & Tricks

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Search faster with keyboard shortcuts

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When an AI service comes to mind while you are on the service list or dashboard, you don’t need to go click the search box. Just press ⌘K (macOS) / Ctrl+K (Windows / Linux) and the search box gains focus from any page.

To leave the search, press Esc to remove focus.

If you press the shortcut inside an input field, the browser’s default behavior takes priority. If the shortcut doesn’t work while you are typing text, move focus out of the field and try again.

Dragging on mobile

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On a smartphone, drag services or decks by long-pressing first, then dragging. Dragging doesn’t start immediately — this is by design, to prevent accidental operations.

Hide services temporarily

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For services you no longer use but don’t want to delete, you can set them to “Hidden” instead of removing them from your favorites. This is available from the service card menu. To show them again, simply change your display settings.

Organize with deck colors

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Use the change the drag bar color feature to assign a meaning to each deck by purpose, and your decks become easier to scan at a glance (for example: red = work, green = personal, blue = learning).

Use your published deck URL as a “self-archive”

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If you paste your published deck URL into your notes app or Notion, you can keep a chronological record of how your AI stack changes over time.

Check the English version with the language switcher

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When researching a new service, switching to EN in the header and reading the English description can make it easier to grasp the nuances of services from overseas.

Read the service introduction articles

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From “Articles” in the header (or /articles), you can read service introduction articles written by the editorial team. They make it easier to understand how a service you’ve been curious about is actually used.

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