Guides · Work in the app
Workspaces and accounts
A workspace holds your enclosures, their drivers and the tiles you arranged. As a guest you have one, kept in this browser. Signed in, you can have many: they save to your account as you work, keep their earlier versions and open on any device.
Guest or account#
Your first visit starts you as a guest, with nothing to sign up for. An account is free.
| What | Guest | Signed in |
|---|---|---|
| Where your work lives | In this browser only | In your account, on any device |
| Saving | Automatic, in this browser. Save offers Download .00sim for a copy | Automatic, to your account, as you work |
| Workspaces | One, the Guest project | Up to 250, in a library |
| Going back | Undo and this session’s history | Undo, this session’s history and every saved version |
| Your own drivers | In this browser | In your account, up to 1,000 drivers and 250 passive radiators |
Sign in#
- 1
Log in
Log in, at the right of the header, or Create free account from Save. - 2
Choose a way in
Continue with Google, or type your email and choose Email me a sign-in code. There is no password. - 3
Enter the code
The email holds a 6-digit code: type it and choose Verify code. Request another code starts again if it expired. The same steps make an account if you have none.
- Your first sign-in turns this browser’s guest project, with your own drivers and passive radiators, into your first workspace. With nothing in the browser, you start with an empty one.
- Sign in later with guest work in the browser and Import guest workspace? asks: Import makes it a new workspace, Skip leaves it in the browser.
- Next time, a Welcome back screen offers the way you used last. Continue as guest is always there too.
Account, in the menu under your avatar, holds your Sign-in methods (Change email for an email account; a Google account’s address is managed at Google), which emails you get, your Usage, and Delete account: Request deletion hides your data at once and deletes it after 30 days.
Switch and organise#
Signed in, the header reads Workspaces › your workspace’s name.
- Click the name for Recent workspaces and All workspaces.
- The star beside the name pins it (Pin workspace), and the plus before Workspaces makes a New workspace.
- Workspace actions has New workspace, Duplicate workspace, Rename workspace, Workspace history, Show info and Delete workspace….
- To move or copy enclosures between workspaces, right-click them in the list: Move to workspace or Copy to workspace.
The workspace library#
All workspaces, or Workspaces in the avatar menu, opens the library: every workspace you own, with a small plot of each one’s SPL.
- New workspace makes one; Import opens a project file as a new one: Import and export.
- The search box (press /) looks through workspace names, enclosure names, drivers and enclosure types. Sort by Last edited, Created, Last opened or Name (A–Z), as a List view or a Grid view.
- Workspaces are grouped by the date you sort on: Today, Yesterday, Previous 7 days, then by month; sorted by name they are one list. Pinned ones also sit on a Pinned shelf at the top.
- The arrow on a row shows the enclosures inside, with their type, drivers, volume, tuning and power, without opening it.
- More actions on a row: Duplicate (⌘D), Rename, Export .00sim and Delete….
- The foot of the list counts your workspaces against the 250 you can keep.
Drafts#
A workspace is a draft until you claim it: one your AI assistant made, or a New workspace you left empty and unnamed. Drafts wait in a strip at the top of the library, apart from your workspaces, and stay out of Recent.
- Open the strip for Keep or the bin on each draft, or Keep all and Discard all. A discarded draft goes to Recently deleted.
- Editing, renaming, pinning, sharing or duplicating a draft keeps it too. Opening it does not: looking at a candidate is not keeping it.
- A draft nobody keeps is archived after 7 days, into Recently deleted.
- Drafts do not count towards your 250 workspaces; you can have up to 25 at once.
Recently deleted#
Deleting a workspace asks first, then moves it to Recently deleted, at the foot of the library, with drafts nobody kept. The app keeps them there for 30 days: choose Restore to bring one back.
Undo, history and saved versions#
- Undo and Redo in the header (⌘/Ctrl+Z and ⌘/Ctrl+Shift+Z; Ctrl+Y also redoes on Windows and Linux) step through your edits, tile moves and layout changes included. The arrow between them, or a right-click on Undo, lists the last six steps; choose one to undo back to before it.
- History and saved versions…, at the foot of that list, or Workspace history in Workspace actions, opens Workspace history.
- This session lists every step since you opened the workspace; choose one to go back to it.
- Signed in, Saved versions lists a numbered version for each save, with when it was made and by whom, you or your AI assistant. Choose one for a preview of what it held, then Restore this version… and Restore version: it becomes the newest version, and the ones before it stay.
- As a guest, Saved versions needs an account; This session still works.
Limits#
| What | Up to |
|---|---|
| Workspaces | 250 |
| Drafts, on top of those | 25 |
| One workspace | 2 MB |
| All your workspaces together | 100 MB |
| A file you import | 10 MB |
| Your own drivers | 1,000 |
| Your own passive radiators | 250 |
| Your drivers and passive radiators together | 25 MB |
Ask your AI#
Ask your AI
Signed in and connected, your assistant can read and tidy your workspaces. What it deletes goes to Recently deleted too.
Using 00 Simulator, list my workspaces, say which are drafts and what enclosures each one holds, and ask me before deleting any of them.
Connect your assistant so it can open your designs.