Talk to Heyno
Learn how to ask for what you need, add the right context, and refine the result.
Go from idea to done
Heyno is an AI assistant you talk to in plain language:
- Start with a question, an idea, rough notes, a file, or a task you need to complete.
- Ask Heyno to explain something, develop an idea, draft content, research a topic, analyze materials, or build something new.
- Add the context and tools it needs: files, connectors, or what Heyno remembers about your business.
- Review the result, correct the direction, and ask for changes. You don’t need a perfect first prompt or special commands.
Choose how you want to work
Use a quick chat for a question or a back-and-forth. Hand Heyno a task when you want it to carry something through to a finished, reviewable result.
Chat when you want to:
- Ask a question, search, or learn about a topic.
- Get an unfamiliar idea explained in simpler language.
- Brainstorm possibilities.
- Draft a message, outline, or piece of content.
- Rewrite something for a different tone or audience.
- Summarize notes, a thread, or a file.
- Compare options or think through a decision.
Hand Heyno a task when you want to:
- Build a document, spreadsheet, deck, or quote.
- Clear your inbox or run a meeting recap.
- Answer your calls or set up a recurring update.
Talk to Heyno naturally
Write as if you were explaining the request to a helpful colleague. State what you want to accomplish, add the details that change the answer, and describe what a good result looks like.
You can continue with simple directions such as:
- “Make this shorter.”
- “Give me three different approaches.”
- “What assumptions are you making?”
- “Ask me questions before you continue.”
Learn more about asking well.
Bring the right context into Heyno
Give Heyno the information, tools, and instructions that matter to the task. You don’t need to provide everything. Include the context that changes the answer.
Attach files
Upload documents, spreadsheets, PDFs, images, and data exports. Use them when you want Heyno to:
- Summarize or compare them.
- Find patterns or inconsistencies.
- Extract, clean, or reorganize information.
- Use them as source material for a new file.
When Heyno creates a file, open the preview and check its contents before you use it. You can then ask for changes without starting over.
Connect your tools
Connectors link Heyno to the tools you use for work: Notion, Google Drive, email, and calendar. To point Heyno at a specific tool, type @ and the tool name in your prompt.
Let Heyno remember
Heyno remembers your business facts, pricing, contacts, and preferences, and brings them into future chats so you don’t repeat yourself. Learn more about memory.
Make the result ready to use
Treat the first result as a draft you can inspect, challenge, and improve. A polished response can still be incomplete or wrong, so review the details that matter.
Check the work:
- Verify important numbers, names, dates, and claims.
- Open generated files and inspect every section, tab, slide, or page.
- Confirm Heyno used the correct and most current source material.
- Look for missing information and unsupported assumptions.
Then pressure-test the result:
- “What sources did you use for this?”
- “What assumptions did you make?”
- “What information were you unable to access?”
- “What would change your recommendation?”
If Heyno couldn’t reach a source or finish part of the task, ask it to say so plainly. An explicit gap is easier to address than a confident guess. Legal, financial, medical, and other high-stakes decisions require appropriate expert review.