> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dfine.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Your projects > Create projects, add stream slots and give your clients access. A project holds your streams and the people who are allowed to watch them. You manage all of them under **My Projects**. The My Projects overview with the project list and the new project buttons ## The project list Each row is one project. The columns give you a quick overview: * **Status** shows whether a project is live right now. * **Stream time** is how long the project has streamed in total. * **Created** is the day you set it up. * **Streams** and **Accesses** count the stream slots and the viewers with access. You can search your projects by name and filter the list, for example to show only active ones. ## Create a project You have two ways to start: * **New project** lets you set everything up step by step. * **Quick project** creates a project, a stream slot and a protected viewer access that is valid for 24 hours, all in one click. It is the fastest way to go live for a quick review. Use the menu at the end of each row to edit, archive, bookmark or delete a project. ## Stream slots A project holds one or more stream slots. Each slot is one ingest endpoint with its own stream key, and you add one with **New stream slot**. A stream slot open on the Ingest tab, showing the RTMPS server and the stream key Open a slot to manage everything in one place: * **Ingest** has the RTMPS server and the stream key for your encoder. * **Playout** creates the link for a reference monitor or decoder. * **Share** lets an outside publisher stream into the slot with their own credentials. * **Accesses** holds the viewer access codes for your clients. ## Give your clients access In the **Accesses** tab, choose **New access** to create a viewer access code. You set a name, a start and end time, and pick how strict the access should be. The new stream access dialog with the three access types * **Unique link** has no password, and each invite gets its own URL. * **Password protected** adds an auto generated password the viewer enters before joining. * **Confidential** ties access to a single email, with a password and an IP lock after the first login. Copy the key your encoder needs from the slot.