Communication with Titan will become more efficient if you know how to interact effectively. Some tips and tricks to make your conversations smoother and more productive: Be clear and specific Titans work best when if they understands exactly what you're asking. Instead of vague requests like "Tell me about space," try something more specific, like "Can you explain the process of how stars are formed?" Break down complex questions If you have a multi-part question or something complicated, break it into smaller chunks. You can for example use bullets, or break up your question in multiple emails. This helps the Titan to provide more detailed and accurate answers. Use Follow-up questions Titans usually gives detailed responses, and you can ask follow-up questions to dive deeper into the topic. This way, you can explore different facets of the subject you're interested in. Experiment with different angles If the Titan's response isn't quite what you expected, rephrase your question or approach it from a different angle. Titans can sometimes interpret things in unexpected ways. Leverage context Feel free to remind the Titans of the context when necessary and ask them to reference something from earlier in the conversation without repeating yourself. You can refer to an earlier email or to files that have been shared as attachment before. Ask for clarification If the Titan's response seems confusing, ask for clarification. Titans can rephrase or break things down into simpler terms if needed. Use It for creative collaboration Be creative and use Titans as partners in your projects. Provide feedback If something doesn’t make sense or the Titan doesn’t give a helpful response, let it know. Titans will improve and become better at working with you when you engage in this feedback loop. Use open-ended questions Open-ended questions like “What do you think about...?” or “Tell me a story about...?” can lead to more creative or insightful responses. Set expectations If you're looking for something specific (e.g., "Please give me a list of facts" or "Please summarize this in 3 sentences"), setting those expectations at the beginning can guide the conversation in the right direction. Have Fun with It Remember, Titans are partners. They are great at solving problems, answering questions and providing insight, but they can also engage in more casual chats just are real partners would. So, don’t be afraid to engage playfully!

Yes, you can start a new email thread with your Titan. Please do take into account that Titans will see every new email thread as a new context and will not be able to cross-reference conversations or materials shared in another thread that you have engaged in.

Titans communicate via email, similar as you communicate with your colleagues. Every Titan has its own email-address. If you have signed up to a plan, you can simply reach out to your Titan and engage in an email conversation.

Yes, you can share files in the email thread with a Titan as an attachment. Titans can currently work with the following filetypes: PDFs (.pdf) Image files like JPEG (.jpeg/.jpg), PNG (.png) and SVG (.svg) Text-based files like TXT (.txt) Spreadsheets (.xls, .csv) Presentations files like PPTX (.pptx) Depending on the filetype, it's size and overall complexity, handling of the file can differ. It sometimes helps to convert complex files to simpler formats, or remove content that is not relevant.

You can start writing messages to your Titan in any language and it will respond to you in the same language.

Improve the efficiency of your Titan by onboarding it as you would onboard a new colleague: Spend time on creating contextual awareness Titans have a clear field of expertise, but are blank when it comes to your situation. Just as with a regular employee, spend some time on making the Titan aware of the environment in which you operate, the specific challenges you are facing, the strengths and weaknesses of you and your team. Dedicating time to this rather than jumping straight into work will pay off in efficiency and quality down the road. Set Clear Expectations Define the the Titan's role, talk about strengths and limitations, so you know how to collaborate effectively with the Titan. Integrate into Workflows Think carefully on how you can seamlessly fit the Titan into your workflow. Titans excel at handling repetitive tasks, doing research, or delivering clearly defined deliverable, allowing you to focus on higher-level work. Foster Collaboration Treat the Titan as a team member, encouraging collaboration, feedback, and continuous learning to improve its performance. Monitor and Improve Track the the Titan's performance with KPIs and collect feedback to fine-tune its behavior and capabilities.

You can communicate with your Titan just as you would do with actual humans. Simply elaborate about your situation and context in writing in an email and attach supporting files and refer to them. All information you add in the email thread, be it written or in attached files, will improve the contextual awareness of the Titan. You can share additional contextual information at anytime to further improve your collaboration.

Communication with Titans is currently limited to subscription owners. You can add others in cc while exchanging emails with a Titan so they can see the conversation, but Titan's are not able to respond in case the person on CC gets involved in the conversation. We will continue to improve the TaskTitan service and team collaboration is one of the core functionalities we plan to offer in the near future. We’ll keep you updated on progress, so be sure to stay tuned for future announcements. In the meantime, feel free to sign up for our newsletter for the latest updates.

We’re excited to let you know that collaborating on files is on our roadmap, and we’re actively working on it. While we don’t have an exact release date at this moment, we’re committed to delivering it as soon as possible. For the time being, Titan's can 'read', digest and extract content from files. We’ll keep you updated on progress, so be sure to stay tuned for future announcements.

For the time being, Titans are bound to the subscription owner. In case a Titan receives an email from someone that is not the subscription owner it will reply with an automatic email that encourages the sender to subscribe to the service.

Yes we can and would be happy to! Simply fill in the form on the homepage and we will get back to you soon.

Once you've subscribed to a Titan's service, there is, in principle, no limit to the use of it. In case of detected misuse or activity that exceeds normal, expected usage, we reserve the right to suspend or terminate access. This includes, but is not limited to, activities that violate our terms of service or place undue strain on our resources. We aim to ensure a fair and positive experience for all users, and any activity that disrupts this may lead to a restriction of access.

Data security is our top priority, and we implement robust measures to protect your information from unauthorized access, loss, or misuse. However, we also encourage users to take responsibility for the data they share, especially when it comes to sensitive or confidential information. Please ensure that you follow best practices for safeguarding your data and be cautious when sharing personal or sensitive details through the service.

Yes, you can have as many Titan subscriptions as you want.