Deleting Projects

Deleting a project removes it from your dashboard permanently -- build history, analytics, and domain config are all gone. Your GitHub repository is not affected.

Deleting a Project You Own

Deleting a project permanently removes all data including build history, analytics, and custom domain configuration. This cannot be undone.

Open project settings

Go to your project and click Settings.

Scroll to Danger Zone

Find the Danger Zone section at the bottom.

Click Delete Project

Select Delete Project.

Confirm deletion

Type the project name to confirm, then click Permanently Delete.

What Gets Deleted

All build history and logs
Analytics data
Custom domain configuration
Team member associations
Webhook integrations

What's NOT Deleted

Your GitHub repository (remains unchanged)
Your Jamdesk account
Other projects you own

Leaving a Project

If you're a member (not owner) of a project:

Go to Settings → Team
Find your name in the member list
Click Leave Project
Confirm your departure

You can be re-invited later if needed.

Before Deleting

Consider these alternatives:

Transfer ownership if team members need continued access
Export analytics data if you need historical records
Note your configuration if you might recreate the project

Recovering Deleted Projects

Deleted projects cannot be recovered. If you accidentally deleted a project:

Create a new project
Connect the same GitHub repository
Reconfigure settings manually

Your documentation content remains in your GitHub repository.

Ownership Transfer

Transfer before deleting

Create a Project

Start a new project