> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gobihq.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Gobi mobile app > A tour of the app: Home, capture, AI Chat, Inbox, and Spaces. The app is built around one loop: capture your day, let it become memory, and put that memory to work — for you, your agents, and your team. Five places, one habit. ## Home Home: your captures, newest first Home is your personal core: every capture you've made, newest first, grouped by day. Only you see it. Tap any capture to open its [Summary](/summary/overview); search reaches across everything you've ever captured. ## Capture A capture in progress, transcript appearing live The **+** button starts a capture from anywhere in the app. The transcript appears live as the conversation happens — pause when you need to, stop when you're done, and the capture becomes a Summary moments later. Switch between **Summary** and **Transcript** any time, during or after. ## AI Chat AI Chat: ask your personal agent anything AI Chat is your [personal agent](/personal-core/personal-agent) — ask anything across everything you've captured. "What did Dana say about pricing?" "What did I promise this week?" It answers from your core, and every capture makes it sharper. Type or talk; it takes both. ## Inbox Mentions, replies, and reactions from your Spaces, in one place — filter by **All**, **Mentions**, or **Unreads**. When a teammate mentions you or the space agent posts something for you, it lands here. ## Spaces A Space: captures, channels, and direct messages [Spaces](/spaces/create-a-space) are where your team shares memory. Each space holds the captures members have shared, channels for conversation, and direct messages — including the [space agent](/spaces/space-agent), which answers from everything shared into the space. What one person heard becomes what the team knows. ## The loop, in practice Capture a conversation → read the Summary → share it to a Space if the team should know → ask your agent when you need it back. That's the whole app. Start with the [Quick start](/getting-started/quick-start), and when the loop feels natural, [connect your agent](/getting-started/connect-your-agent) to take your core beyond the app.