DISCOVERY · PROJECTS
Syniray Projects
All the work on one subject, in one place.
Group your conversations into projects — with the research, checks, agent results and files they hold — and find them together whenever you need them.
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One place for everything on a subject
With Syniray Projects you group the work you do in the Chat by subject — a client, a course, a trip, a piece of research. A project holds Chat conversations, with the Deep Research reports, fact checks, agent results and files they contain, listed together, most recent first.
A project points to your work; it does not copy it. Each conversation stays in your Chat history and opens in the Chat. A conversation belongs to one project at a time, and taking it out of a project — or deleting the project — never deletes it.
Projects used to be called Spaces. Your spaces are the same projects, and the old address takes you to the new one.
What goes in a project
Conversations, with everything in them
Conversations
Your Chat conversations, including the Deep Research reports, fact checks, agent tasks and files you ran in them. Each one opens in the Chat, where you can pick up where you left off.
Earlier reports and tasks
Reports, fact checks, documents and agent tasks made on Syniray's earlier separate pages keep their place in your projects. Those pages were retired in October 2026 — the Chat runs all four now — so these items no longer open from the list; links you shared to them keep working.
How it works
From scattered work to one project
Create a project
In Projects, choose Create project and give it a name. An emoji and a description are optional.
Move your work in
Open the ⋯ menu of a conversation in the Chat's history, choose Move to project, pick the project and save.
Find it together
Open the project to see everything in it, most recent first, each with an icon for its kind, its title and its date. Each project has its own address, so you can bookmark it.
Keep it tidy
Inside a project, open an item or remove it from the project; to move it to another project, use Move to project again. Removing an item never deletes it.
Find and organise
The right project, quickly
Name, emoji and description
Give each project a name, an emoji and a short description, and edit them at any time. Each card also shows how many items the project holds and when it was created.
Search
Find a project by its name or description as you type — accents and capital letters do not matter.
Order
Order the list: All, Recent (newest first), Most used (most items first) or A–Z.
Grid or list
Show your projects as cards or as a compact list. Syniray remembers your choice on this browser.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What can I keep in a project?
Chat conversations — with the Deep Research reports, fact checks, agent tasks and files you ran in them. A project holds no files of its own — your uploads and the files created in your conversations are in the Library — and Academy sessions and Syniray Code projects stay in the Academy and in Code.
Do I need Pro or Max?
Any signed-in account can open Projects and create projects, but moving conversations and other items into a project is part of Pro and Max. On Free, conversations are kept in your browser rather than in your account, and Deep Research, Fact Check and the Syniray Agent are part of Pro and Max.
Does a project change how the AI answers?
Yes, through its shared context. A project organises your work, and the shared context you write in it — with the project’s name — is sent to the model with every message of a conversation that belongs to the project, so the answers take it into account. The project’s description is only shown in the project.
What happens when I delete a project?
Only the project is deleted. Everything that was in it stays in your Chat history and simply no longer belongs to a project.
Can I share a project or work on it with others?
No. A project is visible only in your account: Projects has no sharing, collaborators or teams. A conversation can still be shared on its own, with a link, from the Chat.
I used Spaces. Where are they?
Spaces are now called Projects. Your spaces are your projects, with the same content, and the old address takes you to the new one.
Bring your work together
Open Projects, create your first project and move into it the work that belongs together.
Open Projects