# Managing your projects

> Rename, duplicate, and delete projects, and find everything you have built.

Every app you build is a project, and they all live on your dashboard. This is where you start new ones and manage the ones you have.

## Creating a project

Start a new project from the prompt on your [dashboard](/dashboard). Describe the app you want, and if it helps, attach reference material: images, files, or a link to a design. Hit build and Vaulter creates the project and drops you straight into the build workspace as it starts working. You can also start from a [template](/docs/getting-started/templates).

## Finding your projects

Your dashboard lists everything you have built, each project card showing a live thumbnail of the app, refreshed automatically as you build and publish. Open a project to jump back into its workspace exactly where you left off; your chat history is saved with the project.

## Project actions

Open a project's detail page for the management menu:

- **Duplicate** the project to try a different direction without touching the original.
- **Export** a copy of the project's files.
- **Save as template**, turning the project into a template others can start from.
- **Copy the project ID**, useful when contacting support.
- **Delete** the project, behind a confirmation.

Renaming lives in the build workspace, in the header.

## Working with others

On the Teams plan, projects live in a shared workspace. Invite people by email from the workspace members page and give each a role: **viewer**, **editor**, or **admin**. Editors build; admins can also publish and manage settings; the workspace owner controls billing. Everyone draws from one shared token pool, and the Usage page shows each member's share.

## Deleting is permanent

Deleting a project removes it and its data, and cannot be undone. If the app was published, deleting the project also takes the live app down. If there is any chance you will want it again, duplicate it or export it first.