When you first open the Play app, you will be in the Lobby. This article is about the Lobby on macOS.

1. Project List

2. Project Tab

3. Add a New Project

4. Sort your Project

5. Drafts Tab

6. Members Tab

7. Notification

All projects in your current team will be displayed in a grid. Clicking on any of the projects will open the project's editor. Right click on the project to see additional actions like rename, duplicate, and delete.

On the left side of the app, you’ll see your team drop-down along with several tabs: Projects, Drafts, Members, Gallery, and Templates.

The team dropdown is where you’ll switch between teams and, if your paid plan allows, add additional teams.

The Projects tab is where you'll view all of your projects, which are individual "apps" with connected pages.

The Drafts tab is where you'll view your drafts, which are private projects in Play.

The Members tab is where you'll manage your team members. You can add, remove, and change other member's permissions.

The Explore Section is full of example projects we've created to help you learn Play. The Gallery has full demo projects, and the Template tab has basic projects, focused on isolating one interaction to help you gain a deep understanding of common UI patterns and interactions. Learn more here.

All notifications from Play or within Play can be found by clicking your avatar in the bottom left corner of the lobby to open the Notifications Panel.

There are two types of notifications: global and team. Global notifications are messages sent from Play to all users, like app updates, terms of service updates, helpful tips, and more.