Projects

Projects are the main unit of work. Each project is a folder (by default under the app’s projects directory) that contains a copy of the starter template: source code, config files, and scripts.

Creating a project

1. On the entry screen (when no workspace is open), click Create project.
2. Enter a project name (letters, numbers, spaces, dots, dashes, underscores).
3. The app creates a new folder, copies the template into it, and opens it as the current workspace.

New projects get:

• src/ — Your code (e.g. modules, pages, styles).
• Root config: package.json, tsconfig.json, .env.example, .gitignore, bunconfig.toml, opencode.json.
• bin/ — Build and manifest scripts from the template.

Opening a project

• From the list — Recent and existing projects are shown on the entry screen. Click a project to open it.
• Continue where you left off — If you had a project open last time, it appears at the top; click to reopen.
• Open projects folder — Open the system folder where projects are stored (e.g. to add a project created elsewhere, or to backup).

Projects are stored under the app data directory (e.g. ~/Library/Application Support/.../projects on macOS). Each project has a project.json with name, path, and optional Webflow site link.

Leaving the workspace

Use Back (or the project switcher in the header) to return to the entry screen without closing the app. You can switch to another project or create a new one from there.