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title: "Meet Joe, your AI copilot"
category: "Getting started"
source: "https://getbloggable.com/help/meet-joe"
updated: 2026-10-22T10:34:36.384Z
---

# Meet Joe, your AI copilot

**Joe** is the assistant on every signed-in page — the orb in the bottom-right corner. He isn't a chatbot bolted onto a help centre: he can read your account and carry out real work in it.

**Talking to Joe is free.** Chat, questions, lookups and reading things back to you cost no credits. Only work that calls the content AI — writing, researching, SEO, repurposing — costs credits, at exactly the same price as doing it yourself from the interface.

## What Joe can do

**Answer questions about the product.** He searches these help articles directly, so anything documented here is something he can answer — usually with a link to the full article.

**Answer questions about your account.** Which blogs you have, how many posts are published, your credit balance and this cycle's usage, what's in the pipeline.

**Do the work.** Plan topics, research, write a post, run SEO, suggest internal and external links, refresh an ageing article, repurpose a post for social, publish or unpublish, create a blog, change blog settings, save and place reusable elements.

**Work inside the editor.** With a post open, Joe acts on *that* post: write it, improve it, redraft it from your written feedback, fix a specific flagged issue, rewrite a selection, set the title.

**Remember things.** Tell him something about your business and he keeps it; it then feeds future drafts. Ask him to forget it and he will.

**Get you a human.** If he can't help, he can escalate to support and hand over the conversation as context.

## What Joe won't do

- **He never touches payments.** He can tell you your balance and estimate what something will cost, but buying credits or changing your plan is always something you do yourself. He never sees card details.
- **He mirrors your role exactly.** A viewer can ask him anything but can't get him to change anything. Account-level actions — creating a persona, archiving a blog — need admin or owner, the same as they do in the interface. See *Team, roles and authors*.
- **He asks before spending on batches.** For a multi-post job he shows the total cost and waits for a yes.
- **He can't act on a locked account.** If a plan has lapsed he stays available and read-only. Escalating to a human stays open, deliberately — a billing problem is exactly when you need to reach someone.

## Good things to ask

- "How do credits work?"
- "How many posts are published on my blog?"
- "Give me five post ideas for my niche."
- "Write a post about *X*, then run SEO on it."
- "Which of my posts are losing traffic?"
- "Repurpose my latest post for LinkedIn."
- "What did you write for LinkedIn?" — free; he reads it back rather than regenerating.
- "Remember that we don't sell to enterprise."

If a question needs an answer we haven't documented, Joe will say so rather than invent one — and that's worth telling us about. Joe and this help centre read from the same source, so anything added here he can answer immediately.