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# My Projects

## What is the dashboard?

The Archisketch dashboard is the central space where you can manage and review projects worked on in the editor and rendered shot results in one place.\
While the editor is used to decorate spaces and take render shots, the dashboard plays the role of efficiently managing and tracking those outputs.

Here, you can check information about the projects you created, move to the editor, or view the render shots you captured.\
Also, **render shot tag management, modeled furniture upload, photo studio** it offers a variety of features, allowing you to do more than just editor tasks.\
In other words, the dashboard is a key hub that manages your work in Archisketch and provides the functions you need in an integrated way.

![](/files/ba114dba678815b3c36681d7b12db0d7e238e86a)

## My Projects

My Projects tab includes

* Project
* Shared Projects
* and Bookmark Projects, for a total of 3 sub-tabs.

![](/files/64f5ac6ca1bcfe54ef651ec0a3ffef23ed65af0a)

### Project

By default, this is a space for creating projects and working on interior design and decorating spaces.

![](/files/46085ae44562aac089961a67e05c35d8d45870e1)

1. New Project
   * Add a new project and move to the editor.
2. Sort
   * The default is last edited order.
   * You can sort by name / creation date / modified date.
3. Shared Projects
   * You can view all the projects you've shared.
     * To check projects shared with you

       : click \[My Projects > Shared Projects] in the left tab.
4. Trash
   * When you delete a project, it is stored in the trash.\
     If a project seems to be missing, check the trash to see whether it was deleted.
     * However, if you delete a project from the trash, it will be permanently deleted and cannot be restored. Please be careful.
5. Folder
   * You can organize the projects you created into folders. [Learn more→](/guide/user-en/manage-project/project-folder.md)

### Shared Projects

* You can view the projects shared with you at a glance.
* Efficiently manage projects shared by team members or other users. [Learn more about project sharing→](/guide/user-en/manage-project/project-share.md)

### Bookmark Projects

* Bookmark important projects so you can access them quickly.
* Collect your bookmarked projects in one place and check them right away whenever you need them. [Learn more about bookmarks→](/guide/user-en/manage-project/project-more.md)


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