Managing Projects
Learn how to create, configure, and organize your projects.
Creating a Project
To create a new project, navigate to Projects → New Project or click the "New Project" button from your projects list.
Required Fields
- NameThe display name for your project (e.g., "My SaaS App")
- SlugURL-friendly identifier, auto-generated from name but can be customized
Optional Fields
- DescriptionBrief summary of what you're building
- Project URLLink to your live project or landing page
- Repository URLLink to your GitHub, GitLab, or other repository
- Documentation URLLink to your project documentation
- StatusCurrent state (e.g., "In Development", "Launched", "On Hold")
- CategoryType of project (e.g., "SaaS", "Mobile App", "Open Source")
- Start DateWhen you started working on the project
- Current StageDevelopment phase (e.g., "MVP", "Beta", "Growth")
- Target AudienceWho the project is for
Project Visibility
Control who can see your project and its records.
Public Projects
When a project is public, anyone can view it at /log/username/project-slug. This is great for building in public and sharing your journey.
Public projects show all records marked as public on the public timeline.
Private Projects
Private projects are only visible to you. Use this for internal projects, experiments, or anything you want to keep personal.
Default Record Visibility
Each project has a "Default record visibility" setting that controls whether new records are public or private by default.
- Private (default) - New records start as private
- Public - New records start as public
You can always change individual record visibility when creating or editing.
Editing Projects
To edit a project, go to your project page and click the "Edit" button in the project header. You can update any of the fields mentioned above.
Note: Changing the project slug will update the URL. Old links will no longer work after changing the slug.
Viewing Your Projects
Access all your projects from the Projects page. Projects are sorted by most recently updated.
Each project card shows the name, description, visibility status, and when it was last updated.