User guide

How to sign in to baojai.com, what each of the three ways in does, and what to do when it will not let you. Most of the site is readable signed out — you need an account the moment you want to book a class or apply to coach. (Writing articles needs more than an account: authors are allow-listed.)

Finding a class on baojai.com and booking a seat, from the class list through to the booking reference. Works for free and paid classes alike. Browsing needs no account; booking does.

The form that puts you in front of the Baojai review team. It collects the profile that will be published if you are approved, the private details only our reviewers see, and your certificates. Every application is read by a person, so what you write here is what they judge.

The first thing Baojai shows you: how you are doing today, one button to start, and the four places you are most likely to be going. Everything here is a shortcut to somewhere else — nothing lives only on this screen.

Five tabs along the bottom, and everything in Baojai lives under one of them. Read this first — every other chapter assumes you know which tab a thing is on.

The Library tab is where everything you can listen to lives — meditations, music, podcasts and sleep sounds — plus the things you have saved and the ones you have made yourself. This is the tour, ending at the player.

Describe what you need and Baojai writes and narrates a guided meditation for it. This is the part of the app with nothing to browse — the track does not exist until you ask for it.

A playlist is your own running order — a few tracks you want back to back, for a particular time of day or a particular week. Making one takes a name; filling it happens from the player.

One switch for notifications as a whole, then a switch per kind. Worth five minutes: the reminder before a class you booked and someone liking a post are the same "notification" to your phone, and only this screen tells them apart.

Everything other people have made, in one tab split three ways: their groups, their meditations and their posts. This is the only part of Baojai that is not about you.

A group is a small, private space — a family, or a coach and their students — where you share sessions and can choose to share health readings. Creating one takes a name and a kind.

Everything Baojai has measured about you, in one place and over time. The rest of the app shows you today; this is the only screen that shows you the trend.

The You tab is two things at once: the page other people see when they tap your name, and the way in to your own record. This chapter is about telling those apart.