Projects
A project is the top-level organizational unit in Formtorch. Each project contains one or more forms. Projects let you group forms that belong to the same product, client, or application.
What a project contains
- One or more forms, each with its own endpoint
- Settings that apply at the project level (name, logo)
- The organizational context for billing and team access
Creating a project
New users are walked through creating their first project during onboarding. After that, create additional projects from the Projects page in the dashboard.
Each project gets a unique 10-character alphanumeric ID (e.g. abc1234xyz). This ID is used in the project’s settings URL but is not exposed in form endpoints — forms have their own separate IDs.
Project vs. form
| Project | Form | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Organizational grouping | Receives submissions |
| Has endpoint | No | Yes (/f/{formId}) |
| Has settings | Name, logo | Spam, notifications, integrations |
| Submission quota | Shared across workspace | Counted per form |
Deleting a project
Deleting a project permanently deletes all of its forms and every submission associated with those forms. This action cannot be undone.
Before deleting, export any submissions you want to keep from each form’s submissions page.
Onboarding
When you sign up for Formtorch, the onboarding flow creates your first project and form automatically and sends a test submission so you can verify everything is connected. You can use this project immediately or rename it to match your use case.