Create a project#

A project is where your flows live. Every project is owned by a single team — that team decides who else can be added and which integrations are available.

Before you start#

You need to be an owner or admin of at least one team. If you're only a viewer or developer on every team you belong to, ask a team admin to make the project for you (or to promote you first).

If you don't have a team yet, create one first.

Step-by-step#

1. Open All projects from the sidebar and click New project.
2. Basics — give it a name, an optional description, and any tags you want to filter by later. Only the name is required.
3. Members — pick the owning team. The dropdown only shows teams you own or administer. Then add people:
   • From the team roster — anyone already on the team can be added directly with a role.
   • By email — people outside the team get an email invitation. They join the project as soon as they accept.
4. Integrations — opt in to wiring up GitHub or Jira at creation time. You can always do this later from the project page.
5. Hit Create project. You'll land on the project page with the members you added already in place.

What you become#

You're added as the owner of the new project automatically. See Roles and permissions for what that means.

Changing the owning team later#

A project is permanently tied to the team that owned it at creation — there is no "move to another team" action today. If you need to move work between teams, the workaround is to invite the destination team's people into the project (or rebuild the flows in a fresh project under that team).