Quick start · a 5-minute walkthrough
From sign-in to sharing your first deliverable — just follow along with the screenshots.
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Getting Started
The fastest way to learn is to do it once. Follow the steps below and you’ll make and share your first deliverable in five minutes. If you get stuck, that’s fine — each step says what you should see.
① Sign in
② Pick a template
③ Look around
④ Edit with AI
⑤ Export & share
The whole 5-minute path.
① Sign in
Go to nidavellir.studio and press Get started free.
Click Continue with Google to sign in.
There’s no separate password to create — a Google account is all you need.
The nidavellir sign-in screen
Sign in with your Google account.
② Start a project from a template
A blank page is intimidating, so let’s start from a finished example (a template). Open Templates from the top menu, pick one you like, and apply it.
The template gallery
Pick an industry template and it starts pre-filled with a proposal, deck and prototype.
After you apply, the project’s workspace opens in a moment. Now let’s look inside.
③ Look around the workspace
Switch between deliverables with the tabs at the top. Try Proposal (the document) and Deck (the slides). The AI chat is on the left; the editing area is in the middle.
The workspace — proposal tab
AI chat on the left, editing area in the middle, deliverable tabs on top.
Lost? Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows). It opens a do-anything menu where you can search every action by name.
④ Ask the AI to change one thing
Here’s the fun part. Click the chat on the left (or press ⌘J) and just ask, like the examples below. The AI edits whatever you’re looking at.
Try typing:
On the proposal tab
“Make the summary more concise — about three sentences.”
On the deck tab
“Add a cover slide with our company name.”
The AI chat panel
Ask in the chat and the AI edits your work. Don’t like it? Undo with ⌘Z.
⑤ Export or share
Press ⌘K, search “export”, and save the proposal as .docx/PDF or the deck as .pptx.
See Export formats for all the options.
Press the Share button (top-right) to show it read-only with just a link.
The share-link dialog
Turn on public sharing and anyone with the link can view (read-only).
Congrats — you built and shared your first set! Next, tidy up the vocabulary in Key concepts, or go deeper in A tour of the workspace.
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