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With Workspace, you can:
  • See everything: View and manage all your websites (projects) in one place
  • Stay organized: Group projects under clients like folders — by customer, brand, or however you work
  • Find fast: Search, sort, and switch views to get back to active work in fewer clicks

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All Projects

All Projects shows every project you have access to.
All Projects overview
  • Use search to find a project by name.
  • Use sort (e.g. newest first or A–Z) to change the order.
Search and sort projects
  • You can switch how the list is shown — for example a folder-style view that groups projects by client, or a flat list of all projects at once.
Switching between list views

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Clients

Clients help you group projects the way you group work — by customer or brand. Think of a client as a folder: you give it a name (often a company or person), add contact details if you want, and link projects to that client. Projects can sit inside a client folder or stay uncategorized if you don’t assign them.
Clients overview

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Why Use Clients?

  • Many projects are easier to scan when they’re grouped by client
  • Same customer, many sites stay under one place
  • Quick access from the sidebar to a client’s projects, similar to opening a folder

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What You Can Do with Clients

  • Add and edit clients — set business name, contact info, and notes.
Adding and editing a client
  • Link projects to a client, move a project to another client, or back to uncategorized.
Linking projects to a client
  • Open a client from the list or sidebar to see only that client’s projects.
Viewing a client's projects
  • Remove a client when you no longer need the folder — your projects are not deleted, they become uncategorized.
  • New Website — start a new project.
  • All Projects — see everything. Client names appear as shortcuts underneath (like subfolders), so you can jump straight to a client’s projects.
  • Clients — open the full Clients list to manage customers and links.
Sidebar navigation
Only clients that contain projects appear in the sidebar. Empty clients are hidden there on purpose — you can still open and edit them anytime from the Clients page.

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Tips

  1. Start simple — use Clients when you feel the flat list is getting hard to scan.
  2. One project, one client — link each project to the client it belongs to so filters and folders stay accurate.
  3. Uncategorized is fine — not every project needs to be in a client folder.

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Need Help?

If this guide doesn’t resolve your issue:
  • Submit a support ticket: readdy.ai/feedback
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We’re here to help! Thank you for using Readdy — and best of luck with your website launch!