Workspaces
Keep projects, dev servers, API collections, and traffic histories organized in isolated, clutter-free workspaces.
If you build multiple web apps—such as a side project at night, an AI prototype on weekends, and your main work project—you don't want their tunnels, API requests, and traffic logs tangled together.
In Proxync, a Workspace is an isolated home for a single project. Switching workspaces instantly switches your context, keeping your development clean and organized.
What a Workspace Holds
Everything related to your project stays neatly contained inside its workspace:
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Discovered Servers | Running processes (PIDs, ports, frameworks) detected for this project. |
| Playground Collections | Saved REST API requests organized into custom folders and tabs. |
| Traffic History | Captured HTTP and WebSocket logs filtered specifically for this workspace. |
| Custom Domains | Configured domain records and DNS verification status. |
| Notes & Settings | Personal developer notes and project-level preferences. |
Smart Activity Tracking & Clutter-Free Rails
Proxync helps you focus on what you are actively building:
- Relative Activity Timestamps: Every workspace card shows when you last interacted with it (e.g.
Just now,10m ago,2d ago). - 7-Day Inactivity Filtering: Workspaces you haven't touched in over a week automatically move to the Inactive tab. Your data is 100% safe and never deleted—it simply keeps your main workspace rail tidy.
- Fast Search & Switching: Jump between projects with a single click from the sidebar or workspace switcher.
Workspace Safety & Batch Controls
- Batch "Stop All" Tunnels: Switching projects or stepping away from your desk? Click the Stop All button to cleanly shut down all running tunnels for that workspace at once.
- Confirmation Modals: Accidental clicks won't erase your work. Deleting a workspace requires explicit confirmation in a clean dialog.
- Keyboard Friendly: Press
Escanytime to instantly dismiss modal overlays, dialogs, or dropdowns.
What to Read Next
- Tunnels & Sharing — Start public tunnels inside your active workspace.
- API Playground — Organize project endpoints into structured collections.
- Configuration — Learn where workspace data is saved on your hard drive.