💻 Platform Availability: Projects are created from mobile via the Social Media posting flow (select Website at Publish step). Managing, editing, and the Projects Map are desktop only. You can also create projects manually on desktop.
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Overview
The Projects page (left nav: Website → Projects) is where all your completed job projects live. Each project includes photos, a location, a description, and services performed — they appear on your website, on the interactive Projects Map, and anywhere else you choose to publish them.
Most projects are created automatically through the Social Media tool when you post to your website. This page is primarily for managing and editing those projects, viewing them on the map, and creating projects directly when you want to add one without making a social post.
How Projects Are Created
The primary way projects get added to your website is through the Social Media tool on the mobile app. When you create a post and include Website as a publish destination, Rebolt automatically creates a geo-tagged Project page from that post — using the photos, caption, and location you provided.
You don't have to post to socials to create a project. At the Publish step, you can select Website only — leaving Instagram, Facebook, and Google unchecked. This creates a geo-tagged Project page on your site from the mobile app without making any social posts. This is the recommended way to add past jobs from mobile.
This means your posting routine directly builds your project portfolio. Every job you share through Social Media doubles as a new project page on your site.
See Social Media → Posts to learn how the posting flow works.
You can also create a project directly from this page on desktop — useful when you want to add a past job without going through the mobile posting flow.
Page Layout: List + Map
The Projects page is split into two columns:
Project list (left) — every project you've published, with thumbnail, title, address, and quick actions. Use the top search bar ("Search by service, project name, or address") to filter the list.
Interactive map (right) — every geotagged project plotted as a pin. Nearby pins automatically cluster into numbered groups that expand when you zoom in.
Top-right controls:
Project count — e.g., "22 Projects".
Filters — narrow the list by service, location, or other criteria.
New Project — create a project directly from this page.
Manage Existing Projects
From the project list, each row has:
Thumbnail, title, address.
↗ Open icon — view the project as it appears on your public website.
Three-dot menu — additional actions:
Hide from Projects Map — keep the project but remove its pin from the public map.
Edit project — update photos, description, services, or location.
Delete project — permanently remove the project.
Tip: If a project is missing a location (e.g., created before geotagging was released), open it via Edit and add one — it'll then appear on the Projects Map.
Create a Project Directly (Alternative)
You can also create project posts directly from this page on desktop — useful for adding past jobs you didn't post through Social Media.
Click New Project.
Upload photos — up to 10 photos from the job.
Add location & description:
Enter where the project was completed.
Write a brief description of the work.
Click Set Location to drop a pin at the job site.
Review the generated title & description. Rebolt auto-generates both from your input. Both are fully editable. Click Regenerate for a fresh draft.
Choose publishing channels — optionally select connected social media platforms to also post to.
Add customer & service details (optional) — click Next to attach a customer and services, or Skip.
Publish.
After Publishing
After publishing, you'll have two options:
Back to Projects — return to the Projects list.
Boost SEO – Get a Review — enter the customer's contact info to trigger a review-request email. This is the ideal moment to ask — while the job is fresh and you've just shared the results.
Projects Map
Any project with a location automatically appears on your Projects Map. The map gives potential customers a clear visual of the areas you've serviced and the types of jobs you've completed nearby — building trust, reinforcing your service area, and strengthening local relevance for search engines.
Pro Tips
Let Social Media do the work. Every post you make via the mobile app with Website selected automatically builds your project portfolio. You shouldn't need to create many projects manually.
Set a location on every project. Map coverage tells a stronger story than a list — and reinforces the areas you actually serve.
Use before/after photos when relevant. Visual transformation is some of your most persuasive content.
Don't skip the review request. The post-publish "Get a Review" step is the easiest moment to ask while the job is still top-of-mind.
Use search/filters often. Once you have 20+ projects, search by service or location saves a lot of scrolling.
FAQ
Do I need to be on desktop to create a project?
No. You can create geo-tagged project pages from the mobile app using the Social Media posting flow — just select Website (or Website only) at the Publish step. You don't need to post to any social platform.
The only things that require desktop are managing existing projects (edit, delete, map), or using the manual New Project button under Website → Projects.