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08 · MY CONVERSATIONS

Find any answer Sia has given you

My Conversations keeps every chat with Sia in one place. Search them, see them by syllabus topic and keep your best answers pinned for revision.

“Sia explained this perfectly last week. Where did it go?”

WALKTHROUGH

How to use My Conversations, step by step.

  1. Open My Conversations and type a word you remember, such as “compound interest”.

  2. Switch between Recent, By topic and Pinned answers.

  3. Open a chat to carry on where you stopped, or read a pinned answer right there.

EVERY FEATURE IN MY CONVERSATIONS

What you can do, and why it helps.

  • 01

    Search every chat

    One search box across everything you have asked Sia.

    How it works
    Type a word or phrase and the matching chats are listed. Tap one to open it.
    How it helps
    You find an old explanation in seconds instead of asking again.
  • 02

    Chats by topic

    Chats you started from a syllabus topic, grouped under that topic.

    How it works
    Choose By topic. Chats that did not start from a topic appear under Other chats.
    How it helps
    When you revise a topic, all the help you got on it is in one place.
  • 03

    Pinned chats

    Important chats kept at the top of your Recent list.

    How it works
    Tap the pin next to a chat. Tap it again to unpin.
    How it helps
    The chats you return to most are always easy to reach.
  • 04

    Pinned answers

    Single answers you pinned while chatting, collected in one list.

    How it works
    Tap Pin under any answer from Sia. Expand it here to read it, or open the chat it came from.
    How it helps
    You build your own sheet of the best explanations for revision day.
  • 05

    Carry on any chat

    Every past chat opens where you left it.

    How it works
    Open a chat and ask a follow-up question in the same conversation.
    How it helps
    You do not have to explain the problem again from the start.

IN YOUR PREPARATION

How aspirants use it.

  • SSC CGL

    Before a mock, search “profit and loss” to reread the shortcut Sia showed you two weeks ago.

  • IBPS PO

    Open By topic, pick Data Interpretation and go through every doubt you cleared on it.

  • UPPSC

    Pin Sia’s answers on the Mughal administration and read them together the night before the exam.

Good to know

Needs a free account. Only chats on your own account appear here. Pinned answers keep the text as Sia wrote it, so check important facts. Topicly does not guarantee exam results. Paid plans on the pricing page are proposed and cannot be bought today.

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