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Projects

A Project is a dedicated workspace for designing, managing, and maintaining database schemas.

Each project belongs to a Workspace and serves as the central location where team members collaborate on database engineering tasks.

Projects help organize related database schemas, making it easier to separate different systems, applications, or environments.

Before you begin

Before creating a Project, ensure that you have:

  • Created a Workspace
  • Joined the Workspace with the required permissions

[!NOTE] Every Project belongs to exactly one Workspace.

What is a Project?

A Project groups all resources related to a specific database solution.

Depending on your workflow, a Project may include:

  • Database Schemas
  • AI Engineering sessions
  • Database Engineering tasks
  • Team collaboration
  • Version history

Projects keep database work organized and separated from other teams or applications.

Create a Project

To create a Project:

  1. Open a Workspace.
  2. Select Create Project.
  3. Enter a project name.
  4. (Optional) Add a description.
  5. Confirm the creation.

After the project is created, you can begin creating database schemas.

Project information

Each Project contains the following information.

PropertyDescription
NameProject name
DescriptionOptional project summary
WorkspaceParent workspace
MembersProject collaborators
Database SchemasDatabase models within the project
Created DateProject creation date
Last UpdatedMost recent activity

Project organization

A Project can contain multiple database schemas.

Example:

Project
│
├── Authentication Schema
├── Sales Database
├── Inventory Database
└── Reporting Database

Keeping related schemas together improves organization and collaboration.

Managing Projects

Depending on your permissions, you can:

  • Rename a project
  • Update the description
  • Manage project members
  • Create database schemas
  • Archive a project
  • Delete a project (when supported)

Available actions depend on your assigned role.

Best practices

  • Create one project for each application or system.
  • Use clear project names.
  • Keep related database schemas together.
  • Archive inactive projects instead of deleting them.
  • Review project activity regularly.

[!TIP] A well-structured project makes collaboration, version control, and database maintenance much easier.

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