Before you start
Nothing. You can start right away.
Steps
Open "Settings"
On a computer, Settings is in the main menu. On a phone, tap "More" in the bottom bar, then Settings.
You should see: The Settings page, with a row of tabs.
Open SettingsChoose "Preferences"
This tab is in the "Just for you" group. "Appearance" is the first section, and the sound switch sits at the bottom of it.
You should see: An "Appearance" section with a "Theme" setting and a "Sound effects" row below it.
Go straight to Sound effectsFlip the "Sound effects" switch
The row reads "Play quiet sounds as Autopilot works, like when it reads your website." There is no save button. "Changes are saved automatically."
You should see: Off means silence. On means the quiet sounds come back the next time something happens on screen.
When Autopilot makes a sound
- When you swipe a post or a training card, with a higher sound for right and a lower one for left.
- When you flip the Autopilot Mode switch.
- When you send a message in Chat, and when Chat finishes or asks you something.
- When a side panel opens.
- While Autopilot reads your website during setup.
- A soft "not yet" sound if you tap a button that's turned off.
What happens next
- The setting is saved to your account, so it applies on your other devices too.
- Learn what the swipe sounds go with in how to train your voice by swiping.
- See what the switch sound goes with in how to turn on Autopilot Mode.
- Change how the screens look with light or dark theme.
If something's not right
I turned sound effects on and hear nothing
Tap or click once on the page, then try again. Check that your device volume is up and not on silent. If your phone's silent switch is on, turn it off. For other account issues, see what to do when you can't log in.
Sounds still play after I turned them off
Wait a second for the setting to save, then reload the page. If it keeps happening, email support. Your other options are in your name and profile photo.
Still stuck?
Email us what you were trying to do and what you saw. A person on the team will write back.
support@ampere-autopilot.com