Create a Team
Teams let you share projects and Blueprints with other people. When you work inside a team, all members can access the team’s projects, create Blueprints, and collaborate through comments. By default, everything you create in Leapter belongs to your Personal Account. To work with others, you create a team and invite members.Personal Account vs. Teams
| Personal Account | Team | |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Only you | All team members |
| Projects | Private to your account | Shared across the team |
| Sidebar settings | Profile, API Keys | Settings, Account, Members, API Keys |
Create a team
- Click your profile menu in the bottom-left corner of the sidebar.
- Select Create a Team.
- Enter a Team Name — choose something descriptive that your members will recognize.
- Click Create Team.

Switch between accounts
Click your profile menu in the bottom-left corner. The menu shows:- Personal Account — your private workspace
- Your Teams — all teams you belong to
Team settings
After switching to a team, click Settings in the left sidebar to manage the team’s identity:- Team Logo — upload an image to help identify the team in the profile menu
- Team Name — update the team’s display name

Invite members
- Switch to the team you want to manage.
- Click Members in the left sidebar.
- Click Invite Members.
- Enter the member’s email address.
- Select a role: Owner or Member.
- Click Send Invites.

Manage members
The Members page shows all current team members in a table:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The member’s display name |
| The email address associated with their Leapter account | |
| Role | Owner or Member |
| Joined at | When the member joined the team |
Roles
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Full access — manage team settings, invite and remove members, create and delete projects and Blueprints |
| Member | Create and edit projects and Blueprints within the team |
What to do next
- Personal Profile — update your display name and profile picture
- Collaborating — learn how to work together on shared Blueprints using comments
- Projects — organize Blueprints into projects