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Projects are the containers for all captures made with Miruni and are what allow you to keep everything organized. And they’ve got some power too—projects settings can control who can access it, who can submit captures to it and what they can do even if they have access (we’ll cover all this below).
Bottom-line, projects keep things organized and give you lots of configuration fit how you want to collaborate with those around you.
Demo projects to help get you started
We’ve created a few common project types to help get you started.
🎯 Competitive research: Capture features, pricing info or general information on competitors.
💡 Inspiration: Capture cool new features, marketing/ads, product designs or whatever inspires you from around the web.
💬 Stakeholder feedback: Get eyes from your internal team on your product and keep all that feedback in one place.
Let these demo projects be a playground for you to practice your first few captures and get used to project settings. You can rename them or delete them whenever you’re ready.
Creating a new project
Creating new projects is easy—there are two ways to do it outlined below:
From the sidebar
Find the “Projects” section in the sidebar
Click on the “+” button
That’s it
From your “My projects” page
Click on the black “Add project” button
That’s it
Note: Depending on your Workspace role, this action may be restricted. The possibility to create a project is available to Workspace members only.
Project settings
As mentioned above, projects have some superpowers—and they all live in the project settings. Here’s an overview of the controls you have in project settings.
General settings: Basic settings, like project name and icon, and control over associated project URLs
Members and guests (People): Manage members and guest who have access to the project, as well as the project's general visibility inside your workspace
Project controls: More advanced project controls to make your life easier
Snippet: Activate and style the Snippet for use on your project