> ## Documentation Index
>
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://lithi.ai/llms.txt
>
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

## Start with one identity

Open the sample on both devices and choose the same clearly labeled identity. This keeps your tour consistent across Mac and iPhone.

The sample is a safe way to inspect the product before setup. It uses made-up records instead of your private work.

## Inspect the Mac view

Start in Today and the planning workspace. Review one sample plan, its context, people, timing, and next steps.

Open a related event, then return to Today. You will see how a plan and its next moment fit together.

## Compare the iPhone view

Use the iPhone companion to check event details, replies, and field moments. Look for the same sample identity and state.

Pair the devices when you want one journey across both views. The iPhone companion does not replace the Mac planning workspace.

## Know the sample limits

Names, plans, counts, events, replies, and earnings entries are examples. Sample actions cannot send, publish, pay, or alter live data.

No private customer content belongs in this tour. You do not need every screen; focus on the views that answer your questions.

The sample also helps you see where review happens. Plans, people, timing, events, and replies are examples of work you may inspect.

Use the Mac when you need context. Use the iPhone when you need the next field moment. The two views support the same sample story.

## Choose your next step

When the journey feels clear, continue to app-led setup. If you still have questions, keep the sample identity selected and review the views again.