Files & projects

Flywrite keeps organization simple: a project is a folder, and its files are plain files you can see in Finder.

The file tree

The file tree shows everything in your project. From here you can:

• Create files and folders with the + File and + Folder buttons.
• Drag and drop to move things around.
• Right-click any file for more: Rename, Delete, Reveal in Finder, Copy file (a real file you can paste into Finder or Mail), and Copy file contents.

Multiple projects

The projects rail on the far left holds all your projects — click one to switch. Add another anytime with the + button (see Your first project for the three ways to add one).

Right-click a project and choose Project Settings to give it a display name, a color, and an icon — an emoji, initials, or an image — so it's easy to spot at a glance.

Hiding and removing projects

• Hide Project tucks a project away behind the eye icon at the bottom of the rail. Nothing is deleted, and you can bring it back anytime.
• Delete Project (in the same right-click menu, or via the Remove button in Project Settings) takes it out of Flywrite after a confirmation — but the folder and all its files stay on your computer.