Windows

Firelent works like a browser. Every project you open gets its own tab along the top of the studio, so you can move between a website, an app and a new idea without losing your place in any of them.

Project tabs#

Open a project from anywhere — the sidebar, View All, search or the dashboard — and it appears as a tab on the right of the strip, named after the project. If it's already open, Firelent switches to its tab instead of opening a second one.

Click a tab to switch to it. Each project picks up exactly where you left it.

New Window#

A New Window tab is a fresh dashboard: the place to start a new project, plan an idea or create a file. Click + at the end of the strip to open another.

Each New Window keeps its own draft — the text you've typed, Plan mode and the kind of project you picked — so you can have one idea half-written while you start another.

Close a tab#

Click a tab's × to close it. The active tab always shows its ×; for the others, it appears when you hover them. Closing a tab never touches the project — it's still in your project list, ready to open again.

When you close the tab you're on, Firelent switches to the one next to it. The last tab can't disappear: close it, and a fresh New Window takes its place.

How many tabs#

You can keep up to 10 project tabs open. Opening one more closes the project tab you opened longest ago. New Window tabs don't count towards the limit and are never closed for you.

Your tabs are remembered#

Firelent remembers your open tabs in your browser, so after a reload — or the next time you come back on the same browser — your workspace looks just as you left it.

Next steps#