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# Find apps under workspace

### Where can I find the apps under my workspace?

All the apps you create within a workspace are organized in one place, making it easy to access, manage, and monitor them.

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#### Step 1: Go to Unlimited workspaces

* From the home screen, navigate to [Unlimited workspaces](https://app.appmysite.com/home).
* Select the workspace where your apps are created.

#### Step 2: Open the Apps tab

* In the selected workspace, go to the *Apps* section from the side menu.
* This tab displays a list of all apps associated with the workspace.

#### Step 3: View app details

* For each app, you can view key details like app name, domain, product type, download stats, and creation date

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If no apps have been created yet, you’ll see an empty state message prompting you to create your first app.
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