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Before you get to any data, three layers of navigation tell you “where you are”:

Company

Everything you see is scoped to a Company you’re a member of. Most people belong to one company and never think about this layer — it matters mainly if you’re ever added to a second organization, in which case a switcher lets you move between them.

Project

The Project is the grouping you’ll actually navigate day to day. The project you’re currently in is reflected in the URL, so links, bookmarks, and browser back/forward all behave the way you’d expect — sharing a link to a project takes a teammate to the same place, not just “the app.” Switch projects from the project switcher; every company member can see every project (there’s no separate project membership to request).

Your profile and settings

Profile

Company-scoped and presentable — your picture, display name, and a derived view of the experiments you’ve created and projects you’ve contributed to. There’s no “publish” step; an experiment appears on your profile because you own it, not because you chose to share it.

Settings

Private, not presentable: your Watcher Keys, the Braven Watcher download, and (for admins) inviting teammates. See Quickstart.

Inside a project

Once you’re in a project, a section rail gives you six areas — see Project tabs for what each one is for.