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Getting started help
Installing, updating and the basics every app shares. 9 guides, written in plain words.
Install on Windows
How to download and install Fetch, Hunter or Kibble on Windows 10 or 11. No admin rights needed, and setup takes a few minutes.
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First-time setup
What each app's setup guide asks the first time you open Fetch, Hunter or Kibble, and how to change your answers later.
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Updating your apps
How Fetch, Hunter and Kibble check for updates, how to install the newest version in one click, and why every update is signed.
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Uninstalling
How to remove Fetch, Hunter or Kibble from Windows, and what happens to your notes, resumes and budget when you do.
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System requirements
What you need to run Fetch, Hunter and Kibble, including Windows version, disk space, graphics cards, and which AI plans work.
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Connect your Claude or ChatGPT account
How Fetch, Hunter and Kibble use the Claude or ChatGPT plan you already pay for, which plans work, and how to sign in.
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Where your data is stored
The exact folders where Fetch, Hunter and Kibble keep your notes, resumes, budgets, settings and logs on your Windows PC.
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The tray icon and starting with Windows
Why Fetch, Hunter and Kibble keep running near the clock, how to quit them for real, and how to choose whether they start with Windows.
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Getting help and sending your log file
How to reach a real person at Soggy Dog Studios, what to include, and where to find each app's version number and log file.
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