Projects
Create, configure, and archive projects. Project settings, project status, and per-tier project limits.
A project is the top-level workspace. Each project has its own releases, areas, tasks, members, activity feed, and an optional public Feedback Portal.
Creating a project
Click New project from the projects index. You'll need:
- Name: short and recognisable. The product, client, or codebase name your team already uses.
- Status: defaults to active. Archive any time.
Free tier allows one project; Indie raises that to five, and Studio removes the cap. See Plans and limits.
The dashboard
Every project opens to a dashboard: the active release with its progress, areas with task counts, and the latest activity. From there, click through to the Tasks board, the Releases page, or any area or task.
Archiving and deleting
Archiving hides a project from your default index but keeps all its data. Unarchive any time from the archived-projects view.
Deleting is permanent. All releases, areas, tasks, activity, and Feedback Portal data are removed, and Frostbyte can't recover them. Export to CSV first if you want a backup. See CSV import and export.
Project settings
Owners manage a project from the ⋯ menu at the top of any project page:
- About: logo, name, and description.
- Share: the invite link, and the members list. See Team & invites.
- Features: switch User Signals off for a project that doesn't need feedback yet. This also pauses its public Feedback Portal. Nothing is deleted, and switching it back on restores everything.
- GitHub integration, for Indie and above. See GitHub integration.
- Export and import: PDF, CSV, and CSV import. See CSV import and export.
- Archive or Delete the project.
Projects are private to their members. The Feedback Portal is set up from the Signals page. See Feedback Portal.