We’ve launched the new Babbily documentation site at https://docs.babbily.com.
This gives users, teams, and admins one central place to learn how to use Babbily, roll it out across a workspace, manage billing and privacy, troubleshoot issues, and get more from AI.
What’s new
A central home for Babbily help
The new docs site brings together product guidance, setup instructions, troubleshooting, privacy details, team administration, and feature education in one searchable hub.
Faster getting started
New users can start with Quickstart, Account Access, Glossary, Role-Based Getting Started, Task Recipes, and Prompting Patterns to learn the basics faster.
Better guidance for teams and admins
Team owners and admins now have dedicated docs for team setup, rollout checklists, admin workflows, offboarding, access reviews, procurement, security, privacy, and data controls.
Clearer AI feature education
The docs explain how to use Babbily’s core AI capabilities, including chat, model selection, file attachments, deep research, search, visual replies, translation, voice dictation, image and video generation, memory, saved prompts, tools, skills, and connectors.
Billing, usage, and limits in plain English
We added clearer documentation for plans, monthly API usage budgets, billing changes, plan FAQs, known limits, context windows, supported environments, browser support, file support, and service status expectations.
Built-in troubleshooting paths
Users now have dedicated troubleshooting guides for login issues, invites, connectors, common errors, degraded service behavior, device support, and contacting support.
Changelog now lives in docs
We also added a changelog section so users can track what’s new, what changed, and what was fixed in Babbily.
Why it matters
Babbily is becoming more than a chat app. It is an AI workspace where users can work across models, files, tools, memory, apps, media, and teams.
The new docs site makes that workspace easier to understand, easier to adopt, and easier to support.
