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# Getting started on Dework

### Create a project

Watched the demo video on our [docs home page](https://dework.gitbook.io/product-docs/) already? Get started with your own org right away!

![The website gives you a quick overview about Dework](/files/4dLKHKuPoqGCvfvN4Oq1)

**Step 1**: Visit the Dework app at <https://app.dework.xyz> and click `Connect` in the top-right corner

![Click Connect](/files/xMFwuAbofF5hyWeJmpaE)

**Step 2**: Create a profile on Dework using existing credentials with any of the options in the pop-up

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**Note**: We recommend using Discord as it will pull your profile name and avatar so others can recognise you easily
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<figure><img src="/files/er2RKTY4CYHwl2iOKbbc" alt=""><figcaption><p>Many options to create a profile on Dework</p></figcaption></figure>

**Step 3**: Click  `Authorise`

![Discord authorisation is handy!](/files/sDUekcCG4H9aJmherAKQ)

**Step 4**: Once you have completed the onboarding flow you'll be presented with 3 options, select  `Setup your first DAO`  to start working with spaces & projects

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**Note**: You can always create a new organisation on Dework by clicking the  `+`  icon in the left menu bar that lists your orgs
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![Select the first option to create your organisation on Dework](/files/WJjgf49eg97nIIwxtc8g)

**Step 5**: You'll then see a pop-up automatically appear where you can enter the name of your organisation

![Onboarding page with pop-up](/files/EQnSC8a1CBpVIc9KkmxC)

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**Note**: Once you have created your organisation you can also import from Trello, Notion or sync with GitHub by clicking  `Create Project`  on your org's  `Overview`  page
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