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The DocuSphere dashboard is your home base for all documents. It shows a scrollable template gallery at the top for starting new documents and a paginated table of your existing documents below. This page walks you through every action you can take from the dashboard and inside the editor’s File menu.

Dashboard overview

When you open DocuSphere, you see two sections:
  • Template gallery — a horizontally scrollable carousel of document templates. Click any template card to create a new document from it.
  • Documents table — a list of all your documents (personal or organization), showing the document name, whether it belongs to you personally or your organization, and the date it was created.

How to create a document

1

Open the template gallery

On the dashboard, scroll through the template carousel at the top of the page. Use the left and right arrows to browse all available templates.
2

Click a template

Click any template card — for example, Blank Document or Resume. DocuSphere immediately creates the document with the template’s pre-filled content.
3

Start editing

You are taken directly to the new document’s editor. The document is saved automatically as soon as it is created.
You can also create a blank document from inside any open document by going to File > New Document in the editor’s menu bar.

Searching documents

The search bar is centered in the dashboard’s top navigation bar. Type a document title and press Enter (or click the search icon) to filter your document list. To clear the search, click the × button that appears inside the search field. Search works across both personal documents and organization documents. When you are part of an organization, DocuSphere searches only within that organization’s documents.
Use search to jump straight to a document without scrolling. Even a partial title match surfaces the right result quickly.

Document table

The documents table shows up to 5 documents at a time. Each row displays:
ColumnWhat it shows
NameThe document title with a document icon
Shared”Personal” (your own document) or “Organization” (shared with your org)
Created atThe date the document was first created
Click any row to open that document. At the bottom of the table, click Load more to fetch the next batch of documents. When you have reached the end, the button reads End of results.

Document actions

Each row has a three-dot menu () at the right edge. Open it to access the following actions:
ActionWhat it does
RenameOpens a dialog where you type a new title and click Save
RemoveShows a confirmation dialog; click Delete to permanently delete the document
Open in a new tabOpens the document in a new browser tab

Renaming a document

Click Rename from the three-dot menu. A dialog appears with a text field pre-filled with the current title. Edit the title and click Save. You can also rename a document from inside the editor via File > Rename.

Deleting a document

Click Remove from the three-dot menu. A confirmation dialog warns you that this action cannot be undone. Click Delete to permanently remove the document, or Cancel to go back. Deleting a document returns you to the dashboard.
Deletion is permanent. There is no trash or recovery option — once you confirm, the document is gone.

Exporting and printing

From inside an open document, go to File > Save to download the document in your preferred format:
FormatFile type
JSONFull Tiptap document structure (.json)
HTMLRendered HTML markup (.html)
PDFPrints the page using your browser’s print dialog
TextPlain text with no formatting (.txt)
To print without saving to a file, use File > Print (⌘P) or the printer icon in the editor toolbar. Both trigger your browser’s standard print dialog.

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