Projects and review
Everything you have made, in one place — and how work gets looked at before it goes out.
Everything you build in ANVL ends up in Projects: one list, with views that answer the question you actually have when you go looking. When work belongs together — one client, one series — you can gather it in a folder, with instructions ANVL follows in the folder's conversations. Folders are optional; nothing has to be filed.
The views
- All projects
Everything in this workspace, newest first, except what is archived or in the trash.
- Created by me
Only yours. The one to use when you know you made it and cannot remember what you called it.
- Recently viewed
Presentations you had open lately — usually the fastest way back to the one you closed by accident.
- Conversations
The conversations you have had in the prompt box, newest first. This view is yours alone: a colleague's conversations are not listed here, even in the same workspace.
- Shared
Everything in the workspace that is shared with anyone. Not only what was shared with you — this is the view to check when you want to know what is out there.
- Starred
The handful you keep coming back to. Star the deck you present most and it stops being something you search for.
- Archive
What you have put away without deleting it. It is hidden from All projects and Home, share links keep working, and Remove from archive brings it back. Your archived conversations are listed under the material.
- Trash
What you have removed — material, and under it your own conversations. The only view that shows it; everywhere else it is gone.
What counts as a project
Everything you make — presentations, social posts, one-pagers, reels and the rest — and your brand portal. They sit in one list rather than one list per kind, because the thing I made on Tuesday is a better way to find something than which tool made it.
Before something goes out
When work needs another pair of eyes before it is sent or shown, you send it for review rather than pasting a link into a chat and hoping. Whoever you send it to gets a notification, the answer is recorded against the material, and you can see where it stands without asking.
You send it to whoever should look at it — a colleague, or a group. They can answer it. See Send something for review.
Still stuck? Write to hi@anvl.work and tell us what you were trying to do.