Accounts & Access
Know when you are editing an account project and when you only have a browser draft.
Open your project list
Sign in with your registered account to reach the workspace project list. The server lists projects for the current account workspace.
- Open the login page and sign in.
- Check the project cards before opening an existing project.
Recognize local draft mode
A development-only local-auth bypass routes New Canvas to the local canvas instead of creating a server project. Local drafts are tied to this browser storage, not to the account project list.
- Look at the address: a local canvas uses the local workspace route.
- Do not assume a local draft will appear after signing in on another device.
Use the account menu
The avatar menu offers account profile, language, theme and logout. Plans and Billing currently only shows a message; it is not a billing management flow.
- Open the avatar menu and use Account profile for profile settings.
- On a shared computer, choose Log out rather than only closing the tab.
When the list is empty
An empty list does not mean browser-local work was synchronized. Session expiry or a different account can also explain missing server projects.
- Confirm the signed-in account and whether you used a local route.
- If access was lost after logout, sign in again before retrying the project card.
Example: returning on a second device
A project created while signed in has an account-scoped workflow URL. A draft created under the local development bypass has no matching server project card.
- On the first device, check whether the URL contains a workflow ID rather than local.
- Only expect the authenticated project, after its remote save completes, to be available from the second device.
If registration is blocked
Registration may be configured to require an invitation code. This is an account-entry prerequisite, not a canvas operation or an Agent setting.
- Check the registration form for an invitation-code field and contact the site administrator if needed.
- Do not try to fix registration by repeatedly creating local canvases.