Projects
A Project is a lightweight workspace that can contain multiple lab states (and exported results). Projects are stored locally in your browser. You can share a Project using a short link.
Tips
- Use Projects to keep related experiments together (e.g., ODE → Optimization → Bayesian).
- Share with short links (“PR”) when you want someone else to reproduce your exact setup.
- Keep Projects focused: name them clearly and add checkpoints as you explore.
How Projects work
Projects are lightweight workspaces that bundle multiple lab states (and exports) so experiments stay reproducible and organized.
- Projects are stored locally in your browser (offline-first).
- Each Project can hold multiple lab snapshots (ODE/PDE/optimization/etc).
- Export/import creates portable backups you control.
- Short links let someone else reproduce the same configuration (when enabled).
Suggested structure
- Name projects by outcome (e.g., "RC filter sweep", "Logistic growth fit").
- Create checkpoints after each major change so you can compare runs.
- Keep a short notes cell in Notebook for the project’s assumptions and data sources.
Reliability tips
- Verify units and scaling before sharing results.
- Run a quick graph or estimate to catch obvious mistakes.
- Export projects you care about — browser storage can be cleared by device policies.