When you open a game, you’ll see the game’s name, status, and key details at the top.

Use the tabs (such as Game Info, Media, Rules, Components, Pitches, Sell Sheets and Permissions) to navigate between different aspects of your game project.

Edit Game Details: Update the game’s name, development status, genre, mechanisms, complexity, designer, artist, player count, duration, and more.

Hooks: Add up to three unique hooks to describe what makes your game stand out.

Description: Write both a short and long description to capture your game’s essence.

BGG Link: Add a link to your game’s BoardGameGeek page if available.

Save Changes: Always look for a “Save” or “Update” button after making edits.

Track Versions: Log new versions of your game, including version number, date, and a description of changes.

Review History: See a complete history of your game’s development journey.

Add Links: Save links to important resources (e.g., Google Docs, Trello boards, manufacturer sites).

Edit/Delete: Update or remove resources as needed.

Jot Down Ideas: Use the notes section to record thoughts, reminders, or design ideas related to your game.

Enable Portfolio: Make your game (and selected media/images) public in your designer portfolio.

Customize: Add a logo, sidebar info, and choose which games/media to showcase.

Share Link: Copy your unique portfolio link to share with publishers or collaborators.

Delete Option: If you need to remove a game, use the delete option (usually found in the settings or at the bottom of the page).

Confirmation: You’ll be asked to confirm by typing the game’s name.

Warning: Deleting a game is permanent and removes all related data (projects, playtests, etc.).

Upload Media: Add images, videos, PDFs, and other media files.

Categorize: Tag media as art, box renders, pitch videos, rulebooks, gameplay, reviews, sell sheet, etc.

Public Share: Decide which media files are visible in your public portfolio.

Draft Rulebooks: Use the built-in editor to write, format, and organize your game’s rules.

Start from Template or Scratch: Choose to begin with a standard rulebook template or create your own structure.

Auto-Save: Your changes are saved automatically as you work.

Sections: Organize rules into sections like setup, gameplay, and winning conditions.

Track Components: List all components in your game (cards, boards, tokens, etc.).

Add Details: Specify type, name, count, dimensions, material, color, printing, finishing, packaging, and remarks.

Export: Use this list as a reference for manufacturing or pitching.

Log Pitches: Track every time you pitch your game to a publisher, partner, or collaborator.

Add Pitch: Click “Log New Pitch” to record details like publisher, date, contact, pitch method, status, and notes.

Status Tracking: Use statuses like “Waiting to Hear Back,” “Video Requested,” “Licensed,” or “Pass.”

Edit/Delete: Update or remove pitches as needed.

Create Sell Sheets: Upload or design sell sheets to present your game to publishers or collaborators.

Download/Share: Download your sell sheet or share it directly from the platform.

Manage Access: Control which collaborators can access this game.

Select Collaborators: Grant or revoke access for each user.

Save Permissions: Click “Save Permissions” to apply changes.

Note: Admins and Members have full access by default; only Collaborators need explicit permission.

Auto-Save: Most editors auto-save, but always check for a “Save” button after major changes.

Permissions: Review permissions regularly to ensure the right people have access.

Portfolio: Use the portfolio feature to professionally showcase your work.

Help: Look for tooltips or help icons for more information on each section.