Projecten

Project Aanmaken

Leer hoe je een nieuw project maakt en basisconfiguraties instelt.

3 min leestijd

Projects are the foundation of TurtleApps. Each project represents a single application or codebase. This guide covers everything you need to know about creating projects.

Project Types

TurtleApps supports two types of projects:

Managed Projects

  • We host the Git repository for you
  • Perfect for new projects or prototypes
  • Zero setup required
  • Included in all plans

Connected Projects

  • Connect your existing GitHub repository
  • AI commits directly to your repo
  • Works with your existing CI/CD pipeline
  • Available on Pro plans and above

Creating a New Project

1

Start Project Creation

Navigate to Projects in the sidebar and click "New Project". You can also use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P.

2

Basic Information

Enter the following details:

  • Project Name — Choose a clear, descriptive name
  • Description — Explain what this project does (helps AI context)
  • Visibility — Private (default) or visible to workspace

Project creation form - basic info

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3

Technology Stack

Select your primary technologies. This helps AI write appropriate code:

  • Frontend: React, Vue, Angular, Next.js, etc.
  • Backend: Node.js, Python, PHP, .NET, etc.
  • Styling: Tailwind, CSS Modules, Styled Components, etc.
  • Database: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, etc.

Stack Detection

If you connect an existing repository, TurtleApps automatically detects your stack from your package.json or other config files.

4

Repository Setup

Choose how to handle your code:

  • Managed Repository — We create and host the repo
  • Connect GitHub — Link an existing repository
5

Review & Create

Review your settings and click "Create Project". Your project is ready instantly.

Project Limits

Project limits depend on your plan:

PlanProjectsRepository Type
Starter1Managed only
Professional5Managed + GitHub
Business20Managed + GitHub
EnterpriseUnlimitedAll options

After Creation

Once your project is created, you can:

  • Create your first ticket
  • Configure environment variables
  • Invite team members
  • Set up deployment settings

💡Project Templates

Coming soon: Start from templates for common project types like Next.js SaaS, E-commerce, or API backends.

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