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Overview

A workspace is your main hub for app development and team collaboration in Base44. Every Base44 can include:
  • Personal workspace: This is your default workspace, created automatically when you join Base44. Only you have access to your own workspace and the apps inside it.
  • Shared workspaces: Create up to 2 additional workspaces and invite teammates to collaborate. Each member’s ability to view or manage apps depends on the role you assign them in the workspace.
You can switch between your personal and shared workspaces at any time. Click your profile icon at the top right of your account, then select a workspace under Workspaces. Additionally, if you are invited to join workspaces that you did not create, you will also see them under Workspaces.
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Personal workspace

Your personal workspace is for your own projects. It is automatically created when you make an account with Base44. Only you can access the apps in this space. You cannot invite people to join your workspace to build apps and you cannot purchase seats in your personal workspace. If you want to collaborate and give others access, create a shared workspace and invite team members. Your personal workspace is always called My Workspace.
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Shared workspaces

Create shared workspaces and invite others to create, edit, and manage apps together in one place. You control who can join your workspace, and you decide what each person can see or do. Shared workspaces are ideal for working with teams, clients, or external partners. Any shared workspaces you have access to appear under your personal workspace in your account. If you created a shared workspace, you will see a Manage button when you hover over its name. If you are invited to a shared workspace, you will only see the Manage button if you are an Admin on that workspace.
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To let others build or manage apps in a shared workspace, you need to:
  1. Create a new workspace and invite them to your workspace.
  2. Assign the right role (Owner, Admin, or Member) to give them the right permissions.
  3. Assign a seat (plan) to give them credits to build apps.