Sharing your projects

There are three ways to share your Floot projects: adding collaborators, sending the project to another account, or making it public.

Add collaborators

Invite others to view or edit your project while you retain ownership.

How to add a collaborator

1. Open your project

2. Click the project name dropdown in the top-right

3. Select Collaborators

4. Enter the email address of the person you want to invite. They must already have a Floot account.

5. Collaborators will be granted access right away. Floot does not send an email invitation.

Note

1. The collaborator will have full read/write access to the project. They can chat with Floot and will consume your (the owner's) credits.

2. You can remove the collaborator at any time in the same dialog, and it will revoke their access.

3. Only one person can be making changes to a project at a time. Changes won't be visible to other collaborators until they refresh the page.

Send project to another account

Copy a project to a different Floot account.

When to use this

• Handing off a project to a client

• Moving a project to a team or company account

• Consolidating projects under a single account

How it works

1. Open your project

2. Click the project name dropdown in the top-right

3. Select Send project

4. Enter the email address of the destination account — they don't need to be a Floot user until they accept.

5. Optionally, add a message or charge the recipient credits for the project.

6. Floot will send an email with a link to accept the project.

7. The recipient can decline or accept. If they accept, they receive a full copy of the project including code, database, and resources — but not API keys (they'll need to set those up separately).

8. If you set a credit charge, the recipient pays the amount you specified, and you receive that amount minus 5,000 credits.

You will retain access to your own copy of the project.

Make project public

Allow anyone to view your project's chat history and source code, and let others remix it.

How to make a project public

1. Open your project

2. Click the project name dropdown in the top-right

3. Select Project Settings

4. Change Project visibility to Public

What happens when a project is public

• Anyone can view your chat history and source code

• Other Floot users can remix your project as a starting point for their own

• Your published app URL remains the same — this only affects the project itself, not the live app

• You retain full ownership and can make the project private again at any time

When to use this

• Sharing a template or example project with the community

• Open-source projects where you want others to learn from or build on your work

• Showcasing your work in your portfolio

Note: All projects (including free ones) are private by default. See Security and data for more details on privacy.

Which option should I choose?

Scenario	Recommended option
Working together on a project	Add collaborators
Client needs to view progress	Add collaborators
Handing off completed project to client	Send project
Moving project to a different account you own	Send project
Sharing a template with the community	Make public
Open-source or portfolio project	Make public

Questions?

• Live chat — Click the support button on floot.com

• Discord — discord.gg/sUFNJ3FW8G

• Email — [e-mail]