Project management
As you create more websites with Promake, you'll need to organize and manage your projects effectively. This guide covers everything you need to know about managing your Promake projects.
As you create more websites with Promake, you'll need to organize and manage your projects effectively. This guide covers everything you need to know about managing your Promake projects.
Your Project List
All your projects are accessible from the main chat page. Each conversation with the AI represents a separate project.
Viewing Your Projects
- Go to the main Chat page
- Your project list appears in the sidebar
- Click any project to open it
Project Information
Each project shows:
- Project name - The title of your website
- Last modified - When you last worked on it
- Preview thumbnail - Small preview of the site
Renaming Projects
Give your projects meaningful names to stay organized.
How to Rename
- Open the project you want to rename
- Click on the project name at the top of the chat
- Click Edit Name from the dropdown menu
- Type the new name
- Press Enter or click the checkmark to save
Naming Tips
- Use descriptive names: "John's Bakery Website" instead of "Project 1"
- Include client names for client work
- Add dates if you have multiple versions: "Portfolio v2 - March 2024"
Deleting Projects
No longer need a project? You can delete it to keep your workspace clean.
How to Delete
- Open the project
- Click on the project name at the top
- Select Delete Project from the dropdown
- Confirm the deletion
Before Deleting
Before deleting, consider:
- Have you downloaded the code if you need it?
- Is the website published? (It will be unpublished)
- Do you have any important content to save?
Starting New Projects
From Scratch
- Click New Chat or the + button
- Describe your website idea to the AI
- Watch it build your new project
From Inspiration
- Browse the Inspire page for example projects
- Find one you like
- Click to use it as a starting point
Project Organization Tips
Use Clear Names
- "Sunrise Cafe - Restaurant Website"
- "Portfolio - Photography"
- "Client: ABC Corp Landing Page"
- "New Project"
- "test"
- "asdfasdf"
Archive Old Projects
For projects you're done with but want to keep:
- Add "ARCHIVE" or "DONE" to the project name
- This helps distinguish active from completed work
Regular Cleanup
Periodically review your projects and:
- Delete test projects you no longer need
- Rename unclear project names
- Note which projects are published
Working on Multiple Projects
You can have multiple projects in progress:
- Each project is a separate conversation
- Switch between projects using the sidebar
- Changes in one project don't affect others
Best Practices
- Focus on one project at a time when possible
- Complete and publish projects before starting new ones
- Keep related projects organized with similar names
Project Limits
Depending on your subscription plan:
| Plan | Active Projects | | -------- | --------------- | | Free | Limited | | Pro | Unlimited | | Business | Unlimited |
Check your subscription details for specific limits.
Backing Up Projects
Download Code
For any project, you can download all the code:
- Open the project
- Switch to Code view
- Click the Download icon
- Save the ZIP file to your computer
Collaboration
Currently, Promake projects are individual:
- Each project belongs to one account
- To share, you can publish the website
- For team collaboration, consider the Business plan
Troubleshooting
Can't Find a Project?
- Check if you're logged into the correct account
- Use the search function if available
- The project may have been deleted
Project Won't Load?
- Refresh the page
- Check your internet connection
- Try logging out and back in
- Contact support if the issue persists