Pick up the draft you were working on
You got halfway through Sunday's sermon before the hospital call came in. Aligned keeps your place: the draft you were working on waits on the empty chat screen, and if tomorrow is more realistic, it will remind you in the morning.

1/5 · On the empty chat screen, tap the Still open card
Good to know
- Not this week? The × on the Still open card hides it for three days.
- The card only offers drafts you've worked on in the last two weeks. For anything older, search for it in Chat History.
- A link in one of our emails or texts that points at a draft opens that chat with the document already showing.
If it’s not working
There's no Still open card
It's there for a document you've worked on in the last two weeks, and only on the empty chat screen. Look for Still open at the top of the card; the rest of its wording can differ a little. Once you've tapped it, it steps aside for that draft, which is still in Chat History.
The card shows my first sentence instead of a title
The card uses the chat's name, which starts out as the first thing you typed. Give it a better one from the same ⋯ menu in Chat History — choose Rename.
“Finish tomorrow” won't stick
When it doesn't go through, the pin quietly disappears. Try once more; if it still won't stay, message us from Support.
The link in my email says “This chat didn't load”
Tap Retry in case it was a connection hiccup. If it still won't load, the chat has probably been deleted — look for the draft in Saved Work instead.
Next, you might want to
- Find a past chat or sermonGet back to a conversation from yesterday or last month, even if you only remember a phrase.
- Know what to work on this weekUse the cards on your home screen to take today's step in your sermon week — or get back to the draft you left open — in one tap.
- Start, rename or delete a chatOpen a fresh conversation, give a chat a name you'll recognize, or remove one you don't need.
- Save your sermon so you can find it laterSave a draft or an answer to Saved Work, and know for sure that it saved.