Feature Requests

Sintra currently requires users to delete chats individually, which becomes very time-consuming and inefficient when managing a large number of conversations. I am requesting a bulk chat management feature that allows users to: * Delete multiple chats at once * Select all chats for deletion * Optionally archive instead of permanently deleting * Filter or search chats before deletion * Receive a confirmation prompt before permanent removal This feature would significantly improve: * User experience * Workspace organization * Privacy management * Efficiency for active users For users with hundreds of chats, deleting conversations one by one is not practical and creates unnecessary friction within the platform. A bulk delete option is a standard feature in many modern communication and productivity platforms and would be a valuable quality-of-life improvement for Sintra X AI. Thank you for considering this request.

Sure — here’s the updated version with that feature request included (copy/paste ready): --- Subject: Hi Sintra Support, I’m reporting a serious issue with Brain AI visibility/indexing between the Brain UI and the helper chat. Today (May 15–16) I spent many hours preparing a lawyer-ready analysis of a WhatsApp conversation (2023–2025). I uploaded the full material into Brain AI (messages + media/metadata) and I can see it in the Brain interface. (A copy paste, two years of WhatsApp with metadata as missed calls video calls picture uploads) However, in the helper chat, the assistant could only access three TXT files and kept “circling back” to a handful of lines, unable to see the rest of the uploaded content (including the media/metadata that is visible to me in the UI). This made it impossible to generate the complete structured summary we worked on all day. Key points: Uploads are visible in Brain AI UI on my side In chat, helper access appears limited/incomplete (only a subset of items is available) This caused a full day of work to be blocked and forced repeated re-explanations I need Brain AI items (including media/metadata) to be consistently accessible to helpers from chat, or at least a clear indicator of what the helper can/can’t see Folder name: “whats app ” Files visible to helper: _chat.txt , _chat2.txt , _chat3.txt But additional uploads/media I can see in UI were not accessible in chat. Feature request (would solve this workflow): It would be extremely helpful if, inside the interface, I could Select All → Copy the full conversation/output (or export it) and then save/upload it directly into Brain AI as a single document (or generate a document from the chat) so the helper has full visibility and can structure/analyze it reliably without missing content. Can you please investigate and fix the Brain AI indexing/permission/visibility so helpers can access all uploaded items from chat (or provide a reliable way to grant that access), and consider adding the Select All → Copy/Export → Save to Brain AI workflow? Thank you, Sandro

In the desktop version, I feel there is too much wasted space between the conversation area, the helpers’ responses, and the side margins. There is a large amount of empty space that makes the screen feel underused and reduces efficiency when working on a computer. I would also like the left sidebar to be manually resizable. Right now, chat names get cut off too much, which makes it harder to identify conversations unless I use very short titles. This affects usability and productivity, especially on larger screens. A more compact desktop layout and a resizable left sidebar would significantly improve the experience. Only in desktop, for mobile I think is not necessary.

a credit counter that I can see, like at the top or bottom of the screen, so I don't have to keep checking

Chats in the sidebar used to be divided by AI helper. Now they are all lumped together, which is having a major negative effect on my productivity. Pls bring back the old UI, thank you.

Is it possible to have the character name on the chat page. It helps me remember who I was talking with

It would be great if we could have a "AI Product Developer Helper" in Sintra AI because it could assist developers with automating repetitive tasks, generating product ideas, and providing intelligent code suggestions. This tool could also streamline testing, documentation, and integration of AI features, ultimately speeding up development cycles and improving overall productivity.

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Implementing a dedicated AI Management Helper within Sintra could significantly enhance organizational efficiency and decision-making capabilities. Leveraging advanced artificial intelligence methodologies such as natural language processing (NLP), predictive analytics, and machine learning (ML), this system would operate as an expert digital advisor, capable of interfacing with management workflows at a highly strategic level. The AI Management Helper could autonomously orchestrate complex scheduling across teams using intelligent calendar optimization algorithms, while simultaneously monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs) of ongoing projects through real-time data analytics. Beyond surface-level tracking, it could employ anomaly detection and trend forecasting to proactively identify bottlenecks, resource misallocations, or emerging risks. Predictive modeling could then provide actionable recommendations to mitigate these challenges before they escalate. As a knowledge management platform, the Helper could integrate with enterprise knowledge graphs and internal document repositories, enabling semantic search and context-aware retrieval of company policies, operational procedures, and industry benchmarks. This would facilitate more informed decision-making across departments, reduce cognitive load for managers, and accelerate onboarding for new employees. Furthermore, the AI system could enhance operational resilience by conducting scenario simulations and sensitivity analyses, offering decision support for risk management and strategic planning. It could also provide real-time recommendations for improving team productivity, leveraging behavioral analytics to suggest optimal task allocation, collaboration tools, and time management strategies. By centralizing data-driven insights and augmenting managerial functions with intelligent automation, an AI Management Helper would not only streamline communication and operational workflows but also foster a more cohesive, adaptive, and future-ready organizational environment for Sintra.

Hi Sintra Support Team, I’m reaching out as an active user who manages multiple brands and projects within Sintra (specifically Sweetface Scans and the Instructions Not Included podcast). I’ve noticed that when I try to set unique conversation preferences for helpers in one workspace, those settings are applied globally across all my workspaces. This makes it extremely difficult to maintain the distinct tone, style, and workflow each brand requires. I have confirmed this behavior by switching between workspaces, refreshing, and attempting to set different preferences for each. Unfortunately, the helpers’ conversation settings remain identical, regardless of the workspace I’m in. This is a significant pain point for me and my team. We need the ability to customize helper conversation settings (tone, reply length, complexity, etc.) on a per-workspace basis. Each project has its own audience and brand voice, and sharing settings across workspaces creates confusion and inconsistency. Could you please clarify if per-workspace customization is on your roadmap? If not, I strongly urge you to prioritize this feature, as it would greatly improve the platform’s usability for users managing multiple brands. Thank you for your attention to this matter. I’d appreciate a reply so I know my feedback’s been received! Best regards, Aisia