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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.chemolytic.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

A project is an independent workspace for one use case: one instrument, one product, one prediction problem. Everything in Chemolytic (sensors, samples, spectra, models, deployments) lives inside a project.

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Projects page

After logging in, you land on the Projects page. It shows all projects in your current organization.
Projects page showing project cards with names, descriptions, sensor info, and usage stats
Each project card shows:
  • Name and description
  • Sensor type and name (if configured)
  • Stats: samples, spectra, models, and live deployments
  • Last updated timestamp
You can search projects by name and sort by: recently updated, newest, oldest, name A-Z, or name Z-A.

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Creating a project

You need to be Admin or Owner of the organization to create a project.
  1. Click New Project in the top right
  2. Enter a Name (required) and an optional Description
  3. Click Create
You are taken directly into the new project’s workspace.
Your plan limits how many projects you can have. Free: 1 project, Pro: 10 projects, Enterprise: 100 projects. The “New Project” button is disabled when you’ve reached the limit.

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Deleting a project

Deleting a project permanently removes all its data: sensors, samples, spectra, datasets, experiments, models, and deployments. This cannot be undone.
  1. Open the project you want to delete
  2. Go to Settings in the sidebar
  3. Scroll to the danger zone and click Delete project
  4. Confirm by typing the project name
Only the project Owner or an organization Admin/Owner can delete a project.

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When to use multiple projects

Use one project per prediction problem or product line. Good examples:
ScenarioRecommendation
Two different sensors measuring the same productOne project (add both sensors to it)
Same sensor measuring different productsOne project per product (or combine if properties overlap)
Production model vs R&D explorationSeparate projects
Different customers or sitesSeparate projects
Keep projects focused. A project with 10 different sensors and 20 unrelated properties is harder to manage and slower to navigate.