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What does the Projects page show?
Last updated 12 November 2026
The line under Projects says how many things need you, and when your first call starts.
Your move lists them across every project, with the project’s name: a call starting within 12 hours, people waiting to be invited, a study paused because funds ran out, a draft we sent back with a note, the draft you worked on last, and a study that ended in the last two weeks with highlights to read. Each has one button. When nothing needs you, it isn’t shown.
Below that are your projects as folders, the ones that need you first. The sticker on each folder says what’s waiting (for example “5 to review · call 14:00”) or where it stands. A folder with studies lists the first two by name with where each stands, counts the rest, and shows how many people it has heard out of the spots you paid for (dark for people who took part, grey for people booked), its highlights and the next call. An empty folder is a dashed outline until you add a study.
Each project has its own folder colour. We pick one when you create a project; choose another under Folder colour when you create or edit it.
Use Show to pick Active, Finished or All projects, and Find a project to search by name; the page remembers your choice when you go back to it. A project is finished when all its studies have ended and it has no drafts.