Better answers, your way
Not every answer is right the first time. Now a small row of buttons lets you ask again, fix your question, or keep going with one tap.
You ask Dopppel for a birthday poem for your sister. It is fine, but it is not quite her. Or you hit send and notice you typed the wrong day.
Today we are adding a small row of round buttons under each answer. They let you get a new answer or change what you asked. They also let you rate an answer and pick an idea for what to ask next.
Try again for a fresh answer
The round arrow, "Try again", sits under Dopppel's last answer. Tap it and Dopppel writes a new answer in place of the old one. It is a quick way to see another take, like a poem with a different feel.
If an answer could not be finished, a gray line says "I couldn't finish that one." Tap "Try again" under it to ask once more.
Fix what you asked
The pencil, "Edit", sits under your own last message. Tap it, change the words, and tap "Send". Your new words and a new answer take the place of the old ones. Tap "Cancel" to leave it as it was.
Only your last message can be changed. If the old answer made a reminder or a memory, that goes away too. So nothing is left over from the question you fixed.
Thumbs, and ideas for what is next
The thumbs up and thumbs down tell the Dopppel team if an answer was good or bad, so they can see what to fix. It does not change the answer. Tap the same thumb again to take it back.
Under the newest answer you may also see two small buttons with ideas for what to ask next, like "Make it shorter". Tap one and it is sent for you. Every answer also has "Copy" and "Read aloud", so you can paste it anywhere or hear it out loud.
Where each button works
Copy and Read aloud work for everyone. Try again, Edit and the thumbs need you to be signed in, in your own chats. In a Gäng there are no thumbs, Try again or Edit, since an answer there belongs to everyone. Leave an emoji on it instead. The idea buttons show in a typed chat, not in a voice call.
Tap the round arrow on your next answer
Sign in for free and ask Dopppel for something short, like a poem. Look under the answer for the row of round buttons. Tap the round arrow for a new one, or the pencil under your message to change what you asked. It is free, like everything in Dopppel.
