Getting Started with Ai-Mee

This guide walks you through the essential first steps: creating your account, connecting with Aimee on Telegram, and making your first content request.

Step 1: Log In to the Dashboard

Go to ai-mee.uk and sign in with your email and password. If you don't have an account yet, click Sign Up and follow the registration steps.

Step 2: Connect Aimee on Telegram

The onboarding wizard starts immediately after sign-up. The first thing it does is link your account to Aimee in Telegram — this is how you'll request content and approve drafts.

  1. The wizard shows you a pairing link and an Open Telegram button
  2. Click Open Telegram (or copy the link and open it manually)
  3. In Telegram, tap Start — Aimee will link your account automatically
  4. Return to the browser — the page detects the connection and moves on by itself

Tips

The pairing link expires after a few minutes. If it expires before you connect, a new one is generated automatically.

Step 3: Set Up Your First Client

Next, you'll create your first client — a business profile Aimee uses to personalise your content.

  1. Enter your company name
  2. Add a description of what the business does
  3. Optionally select which platforms you want to publish to (you can change this later)
  4. Click Next

Step 4: Generate Your First Post

The final onboarding step lets you make your first content request right away — so you can see Aimee in action immediately.

Describe what you need and Aimee will generate a draft for each of your selected platforms. You can approve it, request edits, or come back to it later.

Once done, you land on the main dashboard.

Next: Connect Your Publishing Platforms

To actually publish content to social media, email, or your blog, connect your accounts from your client's Integrations page:

  1. Open your client
  2. Click Integrations
  3. Connect the platforms you use (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, email, etc.)

See Connecting Social Accounts for step-by-step instructions.

You're All Set!

That's the core loop. From here, explore: