What is Reword?
Language support
Video library
FAQ
Training
Training your AI Cowriter
Priming your AI Cowriter
Voices
Getting Training Support
Editor
Editor Basics
Creating/Editing
Commenting
Sharing & exporting
Sidebar
Using the sidebar
Research
Training Materials
Drafts
Managing your drafts
Articles
Managing your articles
Adding your articles
Connections
Google Search Console
WordPress
Account management
Using projects
Inviting your team
Billing
Managing your billing
How does pricing work?
Changing your plan
Using projects
Understand what projects are and how you can use them to manage multiple brands.
What is a project?
Projects are how Reword helps teams manage multiple websites. They’re easy and intuitive to use, here’s some explanations…
- Projects are separate groupings for your drafts and articles.
- You should have a separate project for each blog you’re working on, to keep them separate.
- Each project has its own trained AI, based on the articles, drafts and data contained within that project.
- Projects are owned by teams, so all of your teammates will be able to access a teams projects.
Switching between projects
The project switcher menu makes it easy to navigate between all of your teams projects.
To access it, click on the project name next to the logo, to the left of the navigation.
From there, you can select any project to switch to.
Creating a new project
You can use the same menu to create a new project at any time. Once created, it will show up in the project switcher menu.
Updating your project
If you need to change the name or settings of your project, you can do so by heading to your project settings.
- Click on your profile icon in the top right.
- Click on ‘Settings’.
- Select the project settings in the sub-menu on the left.
