Projects Hub

Open your team’s Projects list from the sidebar so you can see all projects in one place.

Open a specific project by clicking its name to view and work with that project.

Duplicate a project when you want a copy with a new name and optional description.

Archive a project to hide it from the main list without losing it.

Delete a project when you no longer need it (with a confirmation step for safety).

Key areas on the screen: The sidebar lists Projects along with other team areas (e.g. Games, Members). The main area shows the current page.

What you can do here: Click Projects anytime to return to the full list of projects.

Good to know: You only see projects for the team you’re in. If you’re in a personal account view, the sidebar may show different options.

Key areas on the screen: The list shows project names (and sometimes descriptions or dates). Projects may appear in the page title or breadcrumb. You may see a way to create a new project at the top or side.

What you can do here: Click any project to open it. From here you can also start duplicate, archive, or delete from the Project actions menu on a project.

Good to know: By default, active projects are shown. If you’ve archived any, use the “Show archived” switch (covered below) to include them in the list.

Key areas on the screen: Project names in the list are clickable. The Project actions control (often a “…” or “Project actions” label) is usually on the same row or in the header.

What you can do here: Open the project to edit it, or use Project actions from the list or from inside the project to duplicate, archive, or delete.

Good to know: You need permission to view and manage projects. If you don’t see Project actions, your role may not include those options.

Key areas on the screen: Look for Project actions or a three-dots icon near the project title or in the toolbar.

What you can do here: Click Project actions to see Duplicate, Archive, and Delete. Choose the action you need.

Good to know: The same menu is available from the project list on each project row, so you don’t have to open the project to duplicate, archive, or delete it.

Key areas on the screen: The menu lists Duplicate, Archive, and Delete (and possibly other options depending on your role).

What you can do here: Click Duplicate to copy the project, Archive to archive it, or Delete to remove it (with confirmation).

Good to know: Archive keeps the project but hides it until you turn on “Show archived.” Delete is permanent once you confirm—use it only when you’re sure.

Key areas on the screen: Duplicate is one of the options in the Project actions dropdown.

What you can do here: Click Duplicate to start creating a copy of the current project.

Good to know: The duplicate will be a new project. You can change the name and description before saving so it’s easy to tell apart from the original.

Key areas on the screen: Project name is the main field; Description is below it. A Duplicate button at the bottom creates the copy.

What you can do here: Edit Project name (and optionally Description), then click Duplicate to create the new project.

Good to know: The new project is created in the same team. After duplicating, you’ll typically be taken to the new project or back to the list.

Key areas on the screen: The form has Project name, Description, and a Duplicate button (often at the bottom).

What you can do here: Fill or edit the fields, then click Duplicate to finish. The form may close and take you to the new project or the list.

Good to know: If Project name is required and you leave it blank, the app may show a message; enter a name and try again.

Key areas on the screen: Archive appears in the same Project actions menu as Duplicate and Delete.

What you can do here: Click Archive to archive the current project. No extra confirmation is usually required.

Good to know: Archiving is reversible. You can unarchive later if your team’s settings allow it, or simply use “Show archived” to see and open archived projects.

Key areas on the screen: The switch is usually near the top of the list or in a toolbar—often labeled something like “Show archived” or similar.

What you can do here: Toggle the switch on to include archived projects, off to hide them.

Good to know: When the switch is on, archived projects may look slightly different (e.g. muted or with an “Archived” label) so you can tell them apart from active ones.

Key areas on the screen: The list shows project names; the show-archived switch is in the header or toolbar above the list.

What you can do here: Use the switch to show or hide archived projects, and click any project (active or archived) to open it.

Good to know: The switch state may be remembered for your session so you don’t have to turn it on every time.

Key areas on the screen: Delete is in the Project actions menu, often with Duplicate and Archive.

What you can do here: Click Delete to start the process. A confirmation screen or dialog will appear next.

Good to know: Deletion is permanent. If you might need the project again, use Archive instead.

Key areas on the screen: A text field and instructions asking you to type CONFIRM; a Delete button to finish the action.

What you can do here: Type CONFIRM in the field, then click Delete to permanently remove the project.

Good to know: The word is case-sensitive. If nothing happens when you click Delete, check that you typed CONFIRM exactly as shown. You can cancel or close the dialog to keep the project.

Key areas on the screen: The Delete button is in the confirmation area, often at the bottom of the dialog or panel.

What you can do here: Click Delete to finalize. The project is then removed and cannot be restored.

If something looks wrong: If Delete doesn’t work, ensure you typed CONFIRM correctly. If you don’t have permission to delete, the button may be disabled or you may see an error—check with your team admin.