Choose the products you see

Switch products on or off for yourself, and use the welcome page that asks what brings you here.

In short

Settings › Products has one switch per product. Switching a product off hides it for you only: it leaves the header, Home and search, and nothing is deleted. The first time you sign in, a welcome page asks "What brings you here?" and takes you there.

Before you start

Who: anyone signed in. Your switches change what you see in your Personal Workspace only.
Plan: a module the plan leaves out shows "Not in your plan" and cannot be switched on.
First: nothing. In an organization its administrators choose the modules, and a module they turned off stays off for you.

Hide or show a module

Open Settings and choose "Products". In an organization this page is called "Personal workspace products" and says it changes only your Personal Workspace.
Type in "Find a product" to narrow the list, or scroll to the group: Testing, Work, Jobs, Team or Insights.
Turn the product's switch off to hide it, or on to show it again. Each group's own switch, such as "Show all Testing products", switches the whole group.
A message confirms it, for example "Boards hidden." The header, Home and search follow at once.

The welcome dialog

The first time you sign in after you create your account, a dialog asks "What brings you here?" Your answer is where you start. A new account starts with Boards, Designer and API Tester and what you pick here; if you were invited into an organization, you keep every product, or the ones its admins chose.

Pick the cards that fit: "Test APIs", "Test databases", "Test a website", "Plan work", "Design a system", "Hire", "Find a job" or "Just look around". You can pick several; the first one you pick is where you start, marked "You start here".
Leave "Add examples so I can try right away" on to get the examples of the cards you picked. It is not offered where you may not add examples, such as to a workspace you were invited into.
Press "Start". You land where the table below says.
Or press "Choose products" in the line under the cards. Switch on what you need and off what you will not use, then press "Hide 3 and continue" when you switched any off (the number is how many), or "Save and continue". "Back" returns to the goals.

Add or remove examples

Open Settings › "Examples". See /help/settings/examples for the whole page.
Under "Examples by goal", press "Add the example" beside a goal to fill the products it covers, or "Remove the example" to take it away. "Remove all examples" takes away every one.
The row shows "Added", "Partly added" or "Not added". "Examples in this workspace" lists each product that holds examples now.

Good to know

Your switches are for your Personal Workspace. In an organization, its administrators choose the modules, and a module they turned off is gone for you whatever your switches say. Settings › Products says so above the list.
A card marked "Hidden" is one you switched off. A card marked "Not in your plan", with "See plan", cannot be switched on until the plan includes it.
AI Assistant closes the Insights group. Off removes Ask AI; your saved keys stay in Settings › AI. Help is always on and has no switch.
Removing an example takes away only the examples, never anything a person made, even inside an example. In an organization only its owner adds or removes them.
Closing the welcome dialog with Esc or × when nothing changed is the same as "Continue". Either way it never appears again, on any device. If you signed up to apply for a role, it says "Your application is waiting" and leaves you on that role.

If something goes wrong

"Your choices could not be saved": check your connection and press the button again. Nothing changed.
"The examples could not be added. Untick them to go on without.": untick the examples and continue; add them later from Settings › Examples.
"Some of it was left out: the plan has no room for more.": the plan's limits were reached. The part that fits was added.
"Only the workspace's owner adds or removes examples here.": ask the organization's owner.

/help/settings/examples
/help/settings/plans-and-subscription
/help/organizations/organization-modules
/help/home/getting-started