# Ask questions about your stuff

> How to ask Fryri about anything you have added, and how answers point back to sources.

Source: https://fryri.com/docs/help/asking-questions

Ask in plain words, the way you would ask a person. Fryri searches your library by meaning, so the question does not need to use the same words as the document it finds.

Some everyday examples:

- "When does my passport expire?"
- "What did the landlord say about the deposit?"
- "How much did I spend on the car last year?"
- "Find the warranty for the washing machine."

## Answers you can check

Answers cite the items they came from. Tap a source to open the original file, photo or note, so you can confirm the answer yourself instead of taking it on faith.

## Beyond your library

When a question needs the outside world, Fryri searches the web and says so. It can also run calculations and produce tables and charts when the question calls for one.

## Follow-ups

Conversations keep context. Ask a follow-up ("and the year before?") without repeating yourself.
