This page walks through the Hygraph Studio interface so you know where everything lives before you start building. If you want a step-by-step guide to creating a project and querying content, start with the Quickstart.

#Overview

When you log in to your Hygraph account, you land in the project directory. This is the account-level view, separate from any individual project. Here you can find the following tabs at the top:

• Projects
• Your apps
• Analytics

#Projects

Projects lists your active projects and any pending project invites. It also includes a Showcase project you can use to explore Hygraph features before building your own.

Projects

#Your apps

Your apps is where you create and manage custom apps you have built using the Hygraph App Framework. Apps you create here can be installed into projects and shared with other users.

Your apps

#Analytics

Analytics gives you a usage overview across all projects you have access to, scoped to the master environment. You can customize which projects appear in the list and which columns are shown, including plan, API calls, asset traffic, content entries, locales, and seats.

You can perform the following tasks on this dashboard:

• Click Open next to the project name to access the project.

• Select Adjust columns to customize which columns you want to display. The following columns are available:

  • Owner of the project
  • Plan
  • Region
  • Billing period
  • API calls
  • Asset traffic
  • Content models

  • Components
  • Remote sources
  • Taxonomies
  • Content entries
  • Locales
  • Seats
  • Workflows

Analytics

#Project sidebar

Once you open a project, the left sidebar is your primary navigation. It contains the following sections.

Hygraph Studio sidebar

#Home

The project homepage. It surfaces recently updated schema elements, links to documentation, and video content.

#Schema

The Schema builder is where you define the structure of your content. You create models, add fields, configure relationships, set up components, and connect remote sources here.

#Content

The Content editor is where you create, edit, review, and publish entries based on the models in your schema. It supports default and custom views, so you can organize your content workspace to match your editorial workflow.

#Assets

The Assets manager is where you upload and store files used in content entries. Like the Content editor, it supports default and custom views.

#AI Hub

AI Hub contains Hygraph's AI-related tooling for your project, including AI agents and Guidelines. It is distinct from AI Assist, which is the top-bar tool for generating and improving content inline within the Content editor.

#API Playground

The API Playground lets you test queries and mutations against your project's API directly in Studio. Use it to verify that your schema is returning the data you expect before wiring up a frontend.

#Apps

The Apps section shows the apps installed in your current project environment. From here you can configure or uninstall them, or go to the Marketplace to browse and install more. This is different from the Your apps tab in the project directory, where you create and manage apps you have built yourself.

#Project Settings

Project Settings is where you manage everything that applies to the project as a whole: API access, environments, locales, roles, billing, and team members.

#Top bar

The top bar is visible across all project sections. It gives you access to account-level tools and contextual actions.

Hygraph Studio top bar

#What's next

• Quickstart: Create a project, define a schema, and query your first content entry.
• Tutorial overview: Start building a full project in Hygraph, from schema to frontend.