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Projects: Every Site in Its Own Workspace

Creating projects in CartaX, the quick actions on a project card, content icons, returning to your last project where you left off, and project counts per plan.

2026-09-20 · 5 min read

A project is the workspace where all the data for one site or job comes together on a single map: orthophotos, point clouds, 3D models, 360° imagery, vector drawings, measurements and notes. Every file you upload lives inside a project, and shares are created from projects too.

A new project needs only a name

On the projects page you press the + button at the bottom right, type a name and hit Enter. No location, no date, no other settings — the preview and content icons fill themselves in as data arrives.

CartaX projects page
The projects page — one card per project, newest first

Opening a separate project per site or job keeps data from mixing: one site's monthly flights in one project, a parcel's survey in another.

Plan Projects
Free 1
Professional 100

At the limit the + button dims and reads "Project limit reached", with a reminder note at the bottom of the page. Deleting a project frees a slot. Projects cannot be foldered, tagged or filtered; the list is sorted newest first. There are no project templates and no duplication.

The project card and its quick actions

Every project is a card: its name, a preview, icons for the data types inside it, and six quick actions underneath. The preview comes from an orthophoto in the project; without one you see the CartaX icon.

CartaX project card
A project card — name, preview, content icons and quick actions
Action What it does
Download Not active yet; the button appears dimmed
Upload Opens the upload window for the project
Create route Starts a route targeting data in the project
Share Opens the PIN-protected sharing window
Rename Makes the name editable on the card; Enter or clicking away saves, Esc cancels
Delete Asks for confirmation, then removes the project and all its data permanently

Clicking the card opens the project on the map and moves it into the Last project area on the dashboard.

Content icons: what's in the project, at a glance

The six icons under a card — and under the dashboard's Last project area — tell you which data types the project holds. Present types are coloured, absent ones dimmed; an asset in an error state is not counted.

Icon Meaning
Orthophoto A processed, ready-to-use orthophoto
3D Tiles A textured 3D model of a wide area
3DGS Gaussian Splat: a photorealistic 3D scene (outdoor or indoor)
GLB A single-piece 3D object model placed on the map
Point cloud 3D survey data describing terrain with millions of points
360 A 360° photo or video collection

Last project: pick up where you left off

Last project area on the CartaX dashboard
The Last project area on the dashboard — preview, layer count and content icons

Last project is tied to your account, not to a device: open on your desktop, and your phone shows the same project. When you reopen it, the view you were last looking at and the layers you left open come back; if you open it through a note or asset link, the camera goes straight to that target.

This view is personal — it does not change what your colleague sees. It is not remembered in a project opened through a share link.

The number next to the name is the project's layer count (e.g. "72 layers"). Renaming a project updates it here too; deleting one empties the area. If you have never opened a project it says "No project opened yet" and offers a Go to projects button.

Routing from a card, without typing a destination

The route button on a card starts a route targeting data in the project in two clicks — the destination comes from that data's position on the map.

Creating a route from a CartaX project card
The window that opens from the route button — data in the project that can be a destination
Data Destination point
Orthophoto Centre of the area the orthophoto covers
KML (e.g. a parcel boundary) End of the line if there is one; centre of the area otherwise
3D model (3D Tiles) Centre of the model — point clouds with 3D Tiles output are listed here too

360° imagery and GLB models cannot be chosen as destinations. See Route planning.

FAQ

Question Answer
How many projects can I create? Free 1, Professional 100
Can I put projects in folders? No; the list is sorted newest first
Does creating a project open it? No; the card appears in the list and you click to open it
Can I undo deleting a project? No; the project and its files are removed permanently
Why doesn't the Download button work? It is not active yet
Will I see the same project on my phone? Yes; last project is tied to your account

Related guides

  • Getting started with CartaX
  • Uploading data: one window, three lanes
  • The layer panel and map screen
  • Plans and processing tokens

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Contents
  • A new project needs only a name
  • The project card and its quick actions
  • Content icons: what s in the project, at a glance
  • Last project: pick up where you left off
  • Routing from a card, without typing a destination
  • FAQ
  • Related guides
Related guides
  • Getting Started with CartaX: Your First Project
  • Uploading Data: One Window, Three Lanes, Two Stages
  • The Layer Panel and Map Screen: 2D and 3D Switch Themselves