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Projects, firms & people

Workspaces

Switch between Personal and your firms to choose which projects you see first and who owns a new project.

You always have a Personal workspace, plus one for each firm you belong to. The active workspace picks which projects your lists show and who owns a new project.

It's only a filter. You can still open any project you're on from a link, a share link or another tab, whichever workspace is active. Connected AI apps aren't affected either.

Switch workspace #

  1. Click your avatar at the top right.
  2. Under Workspace, click Personal or a firm. A check marks the active one.

Your account remembers the choice, so it follows you to other devices. Other open tabs catch up when you reload them.

The menu also has:

  • Create a firm…: opens the new-firm form on your account page.
  • Firm settings: the active firm's page. It shows only while a firm is active.

What each workspace shows #

Workspace Projects
Personal Your own projects, No project, and projects people shared with you (tagged Shared), including a project from a firm you're a guest of.
A firm That firm's projects only. A firm has no No project.

This applies to the Projects menu in the top bar, the projects on the home page and the Projects card on your account page.

All workspaces #

Turn on All workspaces to see every project, with the active workspace's first. This browser remembers the choice for that site.

All workspaces only shows once you belong to a firm.

New projects #

A new project belongs to the active workspace:

  • + New project on your account page.
  • New project… in a tool's Push to a project window. Under In, you can pick another of your workspaces before you create it.
  • Bullpen's Save to a project starts with the active workspace too.

A firm's project is on the firm's plan, and its members can open it. A Timecard always goes in one of your own projects.

The brand in the top bar #

The top bar shows the open project's brand. Outside a project, it shows the active workspace's brand: the firm's, or your own on Personal. With no brand set, the bar stays plain.