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Your projects

The Projects page lists every app you’ve deployed. Each app is a project with its own container, URL, and history. This page is where you find a project and jump into it.

Grouped by state

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When you’re viewing All projects, cards are grouped into labelled sections so the ones that need attention surface first:

  • Live — deployed and serving traffic.
  • Failed — a deploy didn’t finish.
  • Sleeping — paused to save resources.
  • Cancelled — a deploy you stopped.
  • Deleted — removed, waiting to be restored or purged.
  • Other — anything still in transition.

Each section shows a count. Deploys that are running right now are pinned to the top of the page, so you can watch one without scrolling.

What’s on a card

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A live project card shows a preview of the site, its name, and its address:

  • The public URL — open it, or copy it with the copy button.
  • Controls to add or manage a custom domain, and the current SSL status.
  • Actions: Continue with AI Assist opens the project’s chat, Pause puts it to sleep, and Details opens the project panel. When versions are available, a Versions control shows how many you’ve saved.
  • Deploy feedback — rate a deploy with a thumbs up or down, add a written comment, and edit your feedback later.

On paid plans you can also connect to your project over SSH — see SSH access.

A project that isn’t live shows a compact card: a status badge, a short line explaining its state, and one relevant action — for example Wake up for a sleeping project, Restore for a deleted one, or Redeploy for one that failed. Redeploy and Delete are also available from the card.

To rename a project, select the pencil next to its name. Clearing the name resets it to the one taken from your repository or archive.

Project slots and your plan

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Your plan includes a set number of projects you can run at once. Plan Usage in the dashboard shows how many you’re using against that limit.

The limit counts active projects, not deploys over time — you can redeploy a project as often as you like. Deleting a project frees a slot right away, so removing one you no longer need lets you start another. For the limits on your plan, see Plans and billing.

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