Get useful value from Apollo in your first 10 minutes
A short path from account setup to one clear founder question, a useful guide, and a place to return to it.
Apollo is most useful when you start with the decision in front of you, not a broad attempt to consume everything. The first session should leave you with one useful source and one place to return to it.
Follow this path
- Create or sign in to your account. Your account keeps your learning, saved sources, and notes separate from everyone else’s.
- Complete the short onboarding flow. It records only the context Apollo needs to orient your next step.
- Choose the founder question that feels most urgent on Learn. If you are unsure, start with Clarity & Focus.
- Open one guide, save it from the Library, or add a short learning note. The goal is a clearer next action—not a finished curriculum.
A good first outcome
You should be able to say: “This is the question I am working on, this is the source I will return to, and this is the smallest next action.” If that is still unclear, use the Founder Guide after onboarding or contact Apollo with the context you have.
Related guidance
Keep the next step connected.
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Set up your founder profile with useful context
Learn what onboarding asks for, why it matters, and how Apollo uses it to keep your next step relevant.
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Find your next best step with the Founder Guide
Use Apollo’s private, rules-based Founder Guide when you want one clear route rather than another catalogue of options.
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Save and return to the learning that matters
Use My Library to keep useful sources, revisit recent work, and build a lightweight personal shelf without duplicating Apollo knowledge.