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Quick Start

Welcome to Pachurros! This guide walks you through a few steps to your first productive session.

1
Create an account and set up your workspace

Sign up (during the closed beta with an invite code). Pachurros then sets up your first workspace to match your work, or leaves it empty. Create additional workspaces via the workspace name in the top-left corner.

2
Create a project

Projects group pages, boards and tables around a single topic: a shoot, a campaign, an ongoing assignment. In the sidebar, click + next to Projects and enter a name or pick a setup.

3
Create a page

Pages are your writing area for briefs, concepts, and notes. Type / on any empty line to insert images, to-do lists, locations, and more.

4
Create a table

Perfect for shot lists, props, contacts, or tasks. Pick a view (Table, Kanban, Gallery, Calendar, Timeline, or Map) and fill in the columns.

5
Create a board

A free canvas for moodboards, mind maps, and visual planning. Double-click any empty area to add a card, or drag media from the library directly onto the canvas.

Open pachurros.com and click Start for free. On the Create account page, enter your name, email address and a password (at least 8 characters), accept the terms, the privacy policy and confirm your age (at least 16), then create the account.

Pachurros is currently in closed beta, so you need an Invite code to sign up.

  • With an invite link: Usually you receive a link like pachurros.com/register?invite=CODE. It opens the sign-up page with the Invite code field already filled in. Nothing to type.
  • Code by hand: If you only have the code, enter it in the Invite code field. Upper/lower case and spaces don’t matter.
  • Invited by a team: If someone invited you to their workspace by email, you don’t need a code. Sign up via the link in that invitation, using exactly the address the invitation was sent to.
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You then receive an email to confirm your address, in the language you signed up in.

After signing up, Pachurros asks how you work and sets up your first workspace to match: with linked tables, pages and an overview (for example Studio, Team and agency or Creator). If you’d rather build it yourself, choose Start empty. More under Setups.

You can create additional workspaces at any time, for example one per client. Click the workspace name in the top-left corner to switch between workspaces or create a new one.

Projects are the top-level container in Pachurros. A project groups pages, boards, tables and sessions around a single topic, such as a shoot, a campaign, or an ongoing assignment.

  1. In the sidebar, click + next to Projects (or ⌘K → “new project”)
  2. Enter a name. Enter creates an empty project right away.
  3. Or first pick a setup such as Prepare a shoot or Client job and click Create project

Pages, boards and tables are created through the same dialog: choose the type, type a name, press Enter. If you are inside a project, it is already preselected.

Pages are your writing area for texts, briefs, and concepts.

  1. In the sidebar, click + next to Pages (inside a project: + on the project row → Pages)
  2. Type a name and press Enter, or pick a template such as Shoot brief or Call sheet
  3. Start writing: the cursor is already in the content

Use the / command to insert any block type: images, to-do lists, code, locations, and more.

Tables are ideal for structured content such as shot lists, props, contacts, or tasks.

  1. In the sidebar, click + next to Tables
  2. Choose Blank or a template such as Shot list, Contacts or Equipment
  3. Add columns: Date, Status, Person, File, …

Switch between views using the tabs at the top: Table, Kanban, Gallery, Calendar, Timeline, Storyboard, Map, or Chart.

Boards are visual canvases for moodboards, shot lists, or idea collections.

  1. In the sidebar, click + next to Moodboards
  2. Add cards by double-clicking on an empty area
  3. Drag media from the Media Library directly onto the Board