# Project Dashboard

Once you're logged in, the first thing you will see is this **Project Dashboard**. 

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Here's what you can do:

1. Head to Custom Marker dashboard
2. Create project with tutorials
3. All project that you’ve created
4. Projects that you’ve published to the public
5. Projects that you made private
6. Your draft projects
7. All your projects that are not duplicable
8. Refresh page
9. Search your project
10. View available storage, markers, and plan information&#x20;
11. Create your project with default or super simple editor
12. Your project

When you click a project, this is what you can do:&#x20;

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1. Edit project
2. View project
3. Duplicate project
4. Download project
5. Share your project’s link
6. Delete project

When you click a project, this is what you can do:&#x20;

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1. View the project in 3D
2. Scan the marker of the project right on the web
3. Place the project around your real environment
4. Open the template in the Editor and modify it
5. See projects made by the user


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