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Open settings and choose Project from the Project group on the left. The screen title is Work Settings. If you come into settings without a project open, this tab does not appear at all.

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Cover

The tall vertical box on the left is the cover slot. Click it to pick a file, or drag an image onto it. The instruction reads “Upload a JPG, PNG, or GIF (up to 5MB)”, and WebP is accepted too. Hover over it and a trash can appears at the top right. This image becomes the book cover on the Home screen. A color pulled from the cover is darkened and used for the spine, so changing the image changes the spine color along with it. Leave it empty and the project name is set in serif type on a cloth-bound cover.

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Name, description, and tags

The three fields on the right have no save button. They upload on their own a moment after you stop typing, and a small indicator spins at the right of the field while they do. Work Name takes up to 500 characters and Description up to 5,000. The description shows as one line under the project name in the Home list view, and up to two lines when you hover over the book cover. For Tags, click the field, type a word, then choose the item that appears below to attach it. The tags gathered here come back as candidates when you tag a part card on a plotboard. Decide the words for the project in advance and you do not have to type them again on every card.
The whole Project tab. A cover image sits in the tall cover slot on the left, and the three fields Work Name, Description, and Tags are in frame on the right. Two or three tags attached as badges would be good.
The whole Project tab. A cover image sits in the tall cover slot on the left, and the three fields Work Name, Description, and Tags are in frame on the right. Two or three tags attached as badges would be good.

The cover and the basic information sit in one card, and changes take effect immediately without a save button.

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Danger Zone

The Danger Zone at the bottom has a Delete Project row. Click Delete and a confirmation dialog opens, where two things have to be filled in before the delete button comes alive.
  • Type the project name letter for letter into the Type project name field.
  • Check I understand this action cannot be reversed.
As the dialog says, everything belonging to the project disappears, down to the documents, characters, and plotboards, and there is no way to bring it back. Once it is deleted, settings closes and you go out to Home. While you are offline, the delete button is locked.
The confirmation dialog opened by clicking the delete button. The project name, the warning text, the name input, and the checkbox are all visible, and the name field is left empty so the delete button below is captured in its dimmed state.
The confirmation dialog opened by clicking the delete button. The project name, the warning text, the name input, and the checkbox are all visible, and the name field is left empty so the delete button below is captured in its dimmed state.

The delete button opens only after you type the name exactly and check the box.