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Groups and Profiles

Use Groups to share and collaborate on documents with others.

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Written by Martin Schneider
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Collaborate with others using Groups

Groups are a great way to collect documents relevant to a course, module, or class. After joining a group, every member can add documents to it, or view, save, and comment on documents shared by other group members.

If you’re unsure how to share rems with others, the Sharing Rems guide walks you through the process — including sharing to a Group.

How to invite others to a Group

You can invite your friends and colleagues either by sending them the group invite link or by entering their email or username in the Invite members popup.

You can see all your groups listed at remnote.com/groups or by clicking Groups after you click on the name of your Knowledge Base in the top left corner:

Group Chat

Group chats work as you would expect: you can use them to collaborate on changes to content, give feedback, or show your gratitude for someone's content.


Profiles

Customize how others see your account — whether they’re people you’ve shared rems with or group members you collaborate with.

Editing your profile or changing your profile image

To navigate to your profile go to Settings > Profile > Shared Profile.

You can select a handle for your account and update your name, bio, and share links to your social media accounts to help others who you share your notes with quickly connect with you. You can also add or change a profile picture.

Profile sections

Your profile lists the documents you've shared, any documents you've liked, and the groups you've joined.

When viewing your own profile, you can also see a list of articles you've shared that are visible only to people you've given the link to. These are shown under Unlisted. This view makes it easy to make them public and to share your valuable notes with others.

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