Workspaces on Voroa: switch between and create workspaces
Organise your work on Voroa with workspaces: switch between them and create a new one. Each workspace has its own services, databases, members and billing plan.
A workspace is a self-contained home for your services and databases. Each workspace has its own services, its own databases, and its own usage — so you can keep separate projects, environments, or clients cleanly apart.
Your current workspace
The workspace switcher sits at the top of the left sidebar. It shows your active workspace name and its plan. Everything on your dashboard — the service cards, databases, and usage — belongs to the workspace shown here.
Switch between workspaces
- Select the workspace name at the top of the sidebar.
- Choose a workspace from the list.
Your dashboard reloads to show that workspace’s services and databases. A checkmark marks the workspace you are currently in.
Create a new workspace
If creating workspaces is available on your account, the switcher shows a New workspace option:
- Open the workspace switcher and select New workspace.
- Enter a name (1 to 60 characters). Optionally add a billing email for that workspace.
- Select Create workspace.
Your new workspace is created on the Free plan, becomes your active workspace, and opens to an empty dashboard — ready for your first service. Create one from New in the top bar as usual.
If you do not see the New workspace option yet, it is on the way — for now your account uses a single workspace.
Notes
- Each workspace is isolated: services and databases in one workspace are not visible from another.
- New workspaces start on the Free plan. You can choose a paid plan when you create one, or upgrade it later.
When to use separate workspaces
- Separate clients. An agency can keep each client’s services, bills and team apart.
- Separate products. Two products with different teams do not need to see each other’s services.
- Separate billing. Each workspace has its own plan and invoices, so costs stay with the right team or company.
For staging and production of the same app, you usually do not need a second workspace: use projects and environments inside one workspace instead.
Frequently asked questions
Can I invite people to only one workspace?
Yes. Members belong to a workspace, not to your whole account, so a client or contractor sees only the workspace you invite them to. See team members.
Can I move a service from one workspace to another?
Not from the dashboard today. Create the service again in the other workspace from the same repository, then move your custom domain and environment variables to it.