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Understanding Projects

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Understanding Projects

Projects are how you organize your mapping work. They can be used for solo mapping or for collaboration with a team.

When you first open CoMapeo, can begin collecting observations in your own project right away. you can edit its name and description to help you stay organized.

A project includes:

  • project info (name, description and color)
  • team data
  • observations (with associated media and metadata)
  • tracks
  • current category sets
  • Remote archive settings (if used)

Personal vs Collaborative Projects

A personal Project is automatically set up in CoMapeo when you first onboard. The Project Name is the set to match the Device Name initially**.** It can be changed any time.

Collaborative projects are ones were people work as a team using CoMapeo to share project data. Exchange is the feature that makes it possible to gather and share data as a team, even when offline

Go to 🔗 Understanding How Exchange Works

Go to 🔗 Managing a team to learn about making your project collaborative

Multiple Projects

CoMapeo offers people the ability to work on multiple mapping and monitoring projects on a single device. This is useful for differentiating the type on information being gathered and working in different teams.

Use CoMapeo securely with Multiple Projects.

CoMapeo is engineered to keep data safe and organized, even when using a single device for more than one project

Data does not transfer between projects, and will not get mixed or modified if multiple projects are being used on any devices.

👉🏽 More: Since v5 released in October 2025, CoMapeo supports multiple projects on the same device without losing data

Switching Projects

Data collection can only happen in one project at a time.

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👣 Step By Step

Step 1: Open the three-line-menu-black Main Menu

Step 2: Open the three-line-menu-black Main Menu

Go to 🔗 Managing a team to learn about making your project collaborative

Having Problems?

Go to 🔗 Troubleshooting: Mapping with Collaborators