Projects and Folders
How work is organized, found, and shared.
A project is one video and the conversation that made it. It holds its chats, its live preview, its version history, and its exports.
Creating a project
- New project in the sidebar, or
- Brief straight from the composer on the Home screen — fluos creates the project for you and names it from your first message
Projects are created inside your active workspace, so check the switcher at the top of the sidebar before you start if you belong to more than one.
The Projects views
Projects in the sidebar expands into four views:
| View | Contents |
|---|---|
| All projects | Everything in the workspace, plus your folders |
| Starred | Projects you have starred |
| Owned by me | Projects you created |
| Shared with me | Projects created by teammates |
Recents sits below and gives you one-click return to the last few things you touched.
Folders
Folders group projects inside All projects — by client, by campaign, by quarter, whatever you need. Create one, then drag projects into it or move them from the project's own menu. A project lives in at most one folder.
Folders are a view over the workspace, not a permission boundary: putting a project in a folder does not restrict who can see it.
Starring
Star a project to pin it to the Starred view. Stars are personal — starring something does not star it for your teammates.
Renaming, duplicating, deleting
Every project card has a menu:
- Rename — the auto-generated name is a first guess, not a decision
- Duplicate — a fresh copy to explore a variation without risking the original
- Move to folder
- Delete
Deleting is permanent
Deleting a project removes its chats, version history, and exports. Download anything you want to keep first. Library assets are not affected — they belong to the workspace.
Multiple chats in one project
A project starts with one chat, and New chat adds more. All chats in a project share the same composition and preview, which makes a second chat a clean way to try a different direction without cluttering the thread you like.
Finding things fast
Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) anywhere. Search covers projects, folders, library assets, and workspaces, and selecting a project previews its video before you open it.