How do I rename a project?

Open the Settings tab inside the project, change the project name, and save. The published embed URL stays stable so the rename does not break any existing integration.

What happens when I delete a project?

The published Weave stops responding within minutes. Fibers, threads, and analytics for the project are removed permanently and cannot be restored.

Can I duplicate a project?

Yes. Duplicate creates a copy of fibers, threads, and styling that can be edited independently. Useful for testing a thread variant or seasonal version without disturbing the live project.

Project Settings

How to rename your project, manage its configuration, and delete it when you no longer need it.

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Oeave Team

March 11, 2026

1 min read

Every project has a Settings tab — the last tab in the project navigation bar. Use it to update your project's name or remove the project entirely.

Project settings — rename and danger zone (desktop)

Renaming your project

The General section shows your current project name. Type a new name and click Save. The change takes effect immediately and updates everything that references the project name, including your dashboard listing.

Deleting a project

The Danger zone at the bottom of the settings tab lets you permanently delete the project. This action:

Removes all fibers you've added.
Removes all threads and their component configurations.
Unpublishes and removes the live Weave if one exists.

Deletion is permanent and cannot be undone. The system will ask you to confirm before proceeding. After deletion, you're returned to the dashboard.

Next steps

To manage your account-level settings (profile, password, billing), see Account Settings. To understand how project limits are tied to your plan, see Plans and Pricing.