Project Management & Organization

How do I organize my projects using folders?

Learn how to create and manage folders to keep your projects organized and easily accessible.

How do I organize my projects using folders?

Project Folders are an organizational feature in Greta that helps you group and categorize your projects. This allows you to keep your workspace clutter-free and manage your work more efficiently, especially as you build more projects.

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Access the Folders Section

  • Open Greta and look at the left panel
  • Click on "Folders" in the navigation menu
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2. Create a New Folder

  • Click the "Create Folder" button
  • Give your folder a descriptive name (e.g., "Client Projects", "Portfolio Sites", "Experiments")
  • Click "Create" to confirm
  • You'll see a confirmation that the folder was created successfully
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3. Move Projects to Folders

  • Go to the "History" section below your chats
  • Here you'll see all your existing projects listed
  • Find the project you want to organize
  • Click the three dots (⋯) on the right side of the project entry
  • Select "Move to Folder" from the dropdown menu
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4. Choose Destination

You'll see two options:

  • Select existing folder: Choose from folders you've already created
  • Create new folder: Make a new folder directly from this menu
  • Select the folder you created earlier
  • The project will automatically be moved into that folder
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5. Manage Your Organized Workspace

  • You can move any number of projects into folders
  • Create multiple folders for different categories (clients, project types, timelines)
  • Access your folders anytime from the left panel
  • Click on any folder to view only the projects inside it

Benefits of Using Folders:

  • Reduces clutter on your main project screen
  • Groups related projects together for easy access
  • Improves workflow efficiency
  • Makes it easier to find specific projects later
  • Perfect for organizing by client, project type, or development stage

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