Workspaces

A workspace is your account in Fuser — your billing root, your member list, and the umbrella for everything you create. You can belong to as many workspaces as you've been invited to, plus a personal one of your own.

This page covers the workspace lifecycle: creating one, switching between them, and editing the workspace profile (name, slug, avatar). For everything inside the workspace — members, teams, folders, sharing — see the rest of this section.

Creating a Workspace

Open the workspace switcher

Click the Workspace switcher in the top bar, then Create a new workspace.

Name the workspace and pick a slug

Workspace Name — what teammates see in the switcher and across the app. Letters, numbers, and spaces, up to 100 characters.
URL Slug — the unique identifier in your workspace URL (/w/<slug>). Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, no leading or trailing hyphen. Fuser auto-suggests a slug from the name and checks availability as you type — a checkmark means it's free, a warning means it's taken.

Submit

Fuser creates the workspace, makes you its Owner, and switches you into it.

Reserved names

A short list of slugs is reserved for system routes (admin, api, and similar). If yours is rejected, pick a more specific one — acme, acme-studio, acme-team.

Switching Workspaces

The Workspace switcher in the top bar lists every workspace you belong to, including your Personal Workspace. Click any entry to switch — Fuser sets it as your active workspace and navigates to its home.

Inside the switcher you also get:

A search field to filter when you have many workspaces.
A shortcut to your Profile and global Settings.
A Sign out button.
The Create a new workspace entry described above.

The switcher remembers your last-used workspace, so opening Fuser puts you back where you were.

Editing the Workspace Profile

Workspace Owners and Admins can rename the workspace, change its URL, and upload an avatar.

Open Workspace Settings

Open Settings from the workspace switcher (or from any settings entry point), pick the Workspace tab, then the Settings sub-tab.

Edit the fields you want to change

Workspace Name — same rules as on creation. Saving updates every place the name appears.
URL Slug — same validation as on creation, with live availability checks. Changing the slug changes your workspace's URL; existing direct links to projects continue to work.
Avatar — upload a PNG, JPEG, or WebP. The avatar shows in the switcher and on shared content.

Save Changes

Click Save Changes to apply. The button stays disabled until you've made an edit and the slug (if changed) is available.

Changing the slug rewrites your URL

If you change the URL slug, the workspace's URL changes immediately. Anyone with a bookmark to /w/<old-slug> will need an updated link. Project links inside the workspace keep working through Fuser's redirect.

Leaving a Workspace

Members (non-Owners) can leave a workspace they've been invited to. Open Settings → Workspace → Settings and click Leave Workspace at the bottom of the panel. Leaving:

Removes you from the member list and every team you belonged to.
Revokes your access to every project, folder, and share scoped to that workspace.
Does not affect your personal projects (those made outside any workspace).
Does not affect projects you created inside the workspace — those stay with the workspace and the team that owned them.

If you change your mind, you'll need to be re-invited.

Deleting a Workspace

Only Owners can delete a workspace. Open Settings → Workspace → Settings and click Delete Workspace at the bottom. Confirm in the modal.

Deletion is irreversible and cascades:

All members are removed and pending invitations are revoked.
Every team, folder, and project inside the workspace is deleted.
All shares pointing into the workspace are dropped.
The active subscription is cancelled.
Any remaining workspace credits are transferred to the Owner's personal credit balance (the same flow as a normal cancellation — see Workspace Billing).