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Frequently asked questions

Answers cover onboarding, daily logs, and support operations. If something is missing, let us know via the form.

Getting started

How do I launch my first #100DaysOfCode run?
Sign up, follow the onboarding, and the app will create your first project, your day 0 log, and schedule daily reminders.
Can I use the app without sharing publicly?
Yes. Everything is private by default. You decide later which logs or projects to make public.

Daily logs & AI

How does the AI generate summaries?
Each log can trigger an AI summary (Groq by default). You can regenerate once per day if you need an updated version.
Is my data reused?
Your content stays inside your workspace. AI requests only go to the provider you choose and are not used to retrain models.

Support & notifications

How do I report a bug or idea?
Use the landing page form or this support page to send feedback. We reply by email and create a GitHub issue when needed.
Can I track the progress of my ticket?
You receive an email when we pick up a ticket. If it becomes public we send you the GitHub link.

Quick resources

Guides, checklists, and the public roadmap to follow platform updates.

Public roadmap

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GitHub issues

For critical topics, we open a public ticket.

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