Organize and customize your projects
Make important projects easy to recognize and return to.
Last updated 16 September 2026
Make important projects easy to recognize and return to.
Before you start
Project organization changes Choro’s navigation; it does not move your repository folders.
The project menu groups navigation actions such as favorites, sections, and icon customization. These actions do not move the repository folder.
Step by step
Open the project’s sidebar menu. Use its favorite action to make a frequently used project easier to return to; a current favorite offers Remove from Favorites.
Use Move to Section to place the project in an existing sidebar group. Expand the section before looking for the project again.
Choose Rename when its sidebar label needs to be clearer. Choose Customize icon to give it a recognizable symbol and color.
Check the active project name in the header after switching. Sidebar organization does not change the repository folder or its Git branch.
Use Manage on the tool rail to show the tools you need for that project, such as Assets.
What to expect
Projects are easier to scan, while their files remain in their original folders.
Troubleshooting and useful details
If a project seems absent, expand its section and inspect the sidebar filter. Removing a favorite only changes its navigation placement; it does not delete the project.