Creating a project

A project in Cuelist is the unit of work for a single production. Annotations, cues, layers, members, and files all scope to a project. You can have as many as your plan allows.

What you need

Only a title is required. Everything else (venue, opening + closing dates, cover colour, custom subtitle) can be filled in later under Settings.

How the Projects list sorts

Newest activity first. "Activity" here means any cue/annotation/layer write — opening a project to read doesn't move it up. The list groups archived projects under a separate filter (?filter=archived) so the default view stays focused on what's live.

Cover image

On the project's overview page you can upload a cover image — a production poster, a key prop photo, anything. Without one, Cuelist picks a deterministic gradient from the brand palette so each project's card stays visually distinct.

Ownership + transfer

A project belongs to the org that created it. Transferring ownership to a different org is a two-step flow: initiate from Settings → Transfer, then the receiving org's admin accepts via /admin/transfers. Cue + annotation authorship stays attributed to the original users.

Next: Uploading scripts.