Saved Setups

Blueberry remembers your workspace setup for each project, so you can pick up right where you left off.

Overview

Every developer sets up their workspace differently depending on the project. Your marketing site might need the preview browser front and center, while your API project needs multiple terminal tabs. Saved Setups automatically persist your workspace layout per project so you never have to reconfigure things when switching between projects.

What Gets Saved

Blueberry saves the following for each project:

Layout mode - Your panel arrangement and sizing
Pinned apps - Which web apps are pinned in the sidebar
Terminal tabs - Your named terminal tabs and their configuration
Theme - Light, dark, or custom theme preference
Panel sizes - The exact dimensions of each panel
Device preview mode - Desktop, tablet, or phone mode in the preview browser

How It Works

Saved Setups are fully automatic. There’s nothing to configure or manage.

Open a project - Blueberry loads your saved setup for that project, or starts with the default layout for new projects
Customize your workspace - Resize panels, pin apps, create terminal tabs, switch themes
Close or switch projects - Your setup is saved automatically
Come back later - Everything is restored exactly as you left it

Switching Between Projects

Each project maintains its own independent setup. When you switch projects:

Your current project’s setup is saved
The new project’s setup is loaded
Pinned apps, terminal tabs, panel sizes, and theme all update to match the new project

This means you can have completely different workflows per project without any manual switching.

Tips for Multi-Project Workflows

Pin project-specific tools. Keep Vercel pinned for your frontend project and Supabase pinned for your backend project. Each project remembers its own pinned apps.
Name your terminal tabs. Use descriptive names like “Dev Server”, “Tests”, or “Build” so you can quickly orient yourself when returning to a project.
Set the right device mode. If you’re working on a mobile-first project, set the preview to phone mode. It’ll stay that way for that project.
Let it work for you. Don’t overthink your setup. Just arrange things how you like them and Blueberry handles the rest.