In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to start a one-on-one chat or create a group conversation, plus key features that make chatting in Jugl seamless.

Need to message a colleague? Follow these simple steps:

📌 Step 1: Open Jugl and navigate to Chats from the main menu.

📌 Step 2: Tap the “+” button at the bottom right corner.

📌 Step 3: Select “New Chat” and search for the person you want to message.

📌 Step 4: Tap on their name to open the conversation and start typing!

💡 Pro Tip: You can also send voice notes, files, images, GIFs, and emojis to make your chats more engaging!

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Group chats are perfect for team discussions, project updates, or brainstorming sessions. Here’s how to set one up:

📌 Step 1: Open Jugl and go to Chats.

📌 Step 2: Tap the “+” button and select “New Group”.

📌 Step 3: Name your group chat (mandatory).

📌 Step 4: Add a group profile picture (optional).

📌 Step 5: Select members (up to 250 people) from your contact list.

📌 Step 6: Hit “Create Group” and start chatting! 🎉

💡 Note: If a user doesn’t have access to chats due to role restrictions, a pop-up message will notify you.

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Once your group is created, you can customize settings, manage members, and assign admin roles.

👑Add or Remove Members – Keep your group organized.

👑Assign Admin Roles – Promote members to help manage the group.

👑Change Group Name & Picture – Keep details up to date.

👑Enable Content Protection – Prevent members from saving, forwarding, or copying messages.

👑Turn on Broadcast Mode – Make it an admin-only chat where only admins can send messages.

✔ View group members.

✔ Send messages, images, and files.

✔ Mute the chat if needed.

✔ Leave the group anytime.

💡 Important: If the only admin leaves the group, they must assign a new admin first!

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When sending messages in Jugl, you’ll see different icons that indicate the status of your message. Here’s what they mean:

✅ One Checkmark – Message has been sent successfully.

✅✅ Two Checkmarks – Message has been delivered to the recipient.

👁 Eye Icon – Message has been read by the recipient.

📢 Example Use Case:

A team lead sends an important update in the group chat. Once they see the eye icon next to the message, they know their team has read it.

💡 Pro Tip: Use the eye icon to confirm message delivery before following up with colleagues!

Now that you know how to start chats and groups, log in to Jugl and try it out for yourself! Ready to explore file sharing, voice notes, and meetings? Check out our next guide!

🔗 [Next: Group Chats Made Easy: Managing Members, Admins, and Settings]

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