Projects
Organize work into projects.
Projects are the primary containers for your work. Each project has its own issues, cycles, views, features, pages, and settings.
Creating a project
From the sidebar
Click + New Project in the sidebar's Projects section.
Project details
Give your project a name, a short identifier (used in issue IDs like PRD-42), and an optional emoji and color for visual identification.
Project navigation
When you open a project, the sidebar shows its dedicated pages.
Core pages
- Dashboard — Key metrics, charts, and progress widgets
- Overview — Description, members, links, GitHub repos, and status updates
- Issues — All project issues in your preferred view layout
Optional pages
These appear based on your feature toggles:
- Queue — Intake queue for incoming requests
- Features — Feature/module grouping for issues
- Cycles — Sprint management
- Views — Project-specific saved views
- Pages — Collaborative team documentation
Feature toggles
Enabling features
Not every team needs every feature. Go to Project Settings → Features to enable or disable optional modules.
Available toggles
Cycles, Features, Pages, and Queue can each be turned on or off independently.
Project list
Browsing projects
The Projects page shows all workspace projects. Filter by active or archived status.
Sorting
Sort projects by name, updated date, created date, health, priority, lead, target date, or status.
Sidebar pinning
Your top 5 projects are pinned in the sidebar and can be reordered by dragging.