Getting Started
Introduction
Get started with Projectyl — project based collaboration, without the fuss.
What is Projectyl?
Projectyl is a project management platform that unifies Tasks, Documents, Chat, and Targets into a single workspace. Instead of scattering your team's work across separate tools for tasks, messaging, and documentation, Projectyl keeps everything together — organised by project, accessible to everyone who needs it.
It's built for small teams (3–12 people) who want to get work done without drowning in tool overhead.
Create an account
- Navigate to the sign-up page.
- Fill in your First Name, Last Name, Email, and Password.
- Password must be at least 8 characters and contain at least one number.
- Alternatively, click Sign in with Google to register using your Google account.
- After registration, check your email for a confirmation link and click it to activate your account.
Tip: If you don't receive the confirmation email, check your spam folder. You can resend the confirmation from the sign-in page.
Sign in
- Enter your email and password, or use Sign in with Google.
- If you haven't confirmed your email, a link to resend the confirmation email will appear.
- If you arrived via a workspace invitation link, a banner will remind you of the pending invite — see Joining a workspace via invite for more.
Reset your password
- On the sign-in page, click Forgot Password?
- Enter your email address and submit.
- Check your email for a reset link.
- Click the link and set a new password.
Onboarding
After your first sign-in, if you don't belong to any workspace yet, you'll be guided to create one:
- Enter a Workspace Name (required).
- Optionally add a Description.
- Click Create to enter your new workspace.
From here, you can create your first project, invite team members, and start adding tasks.
What's next?
- Workspaces — Set up your team's workspace, invite members, and manage plans.
- Projects — Create projects to organise your work.
- Quick Start Guide — Walk through your first 5 minutes in Projectyl.