Microsoft GigJam
Accepting an invite
Windows 10 warns you you'll need a new app and tries to take you to the Store -- but GigJam isn't a Store app.
Login
You can sign into GigJam with a Google, Microsoft or Office 365 account.
Opening prompt
GigJam gives you some hints about the interface when you first open it, but not when you're using it.
Adding sources
You can add sources from the hamburger menu.
Speak or type
There's limited help within GigJam: you can speak or type what you want to do in order to access shortcuts to services.
Connect Outlook
When you select a service, you can see what permissions GigJam needs.
Office permissions
Here are the permissions for connecting to Office 365.
Cards
You can add cards from the pane of services.
Card size
You can't change the size of cards or move them closer together.
Select and share
To share a card, you select it and then draw crosses through paragraphs you don't want to share.
Email fail
Complex HTML email doesn't display well.
Swiping and drawing
You use two fingers to scroll -- swiping with a single finger draws on the card instead.
Two-finger scroll
Use a two-finger scroll to choose which slides to share in a presentation.
Empty and disconnected
Outlook.com never found any contacts; Wunderlist would sometimes say it was disconnected.
Linking cards
Select two cards and you can link them by mapping fields.
Online only
GigJam only works when you're online.