Account and team Updated about 3 hours ago 2 min read

Inviting teammates

When Teams is available on your account, you invite teammates by email from your workspace members page and manage admin access there. Teams is rolling out gradually — if you don't see it, it isn't live for you yet.

Want to bring someone else into your workspace so they can help build? Here's how teammate invites work — and an honest heads-up on availability, because Teams is still rolling out.

💬 Ask your AI if Teams is available Paste this into your app's chat:

Is teammate/Teams access available on my account, and if so where do I invite teammates by email? If Teams isn't rolled out to my account yet, say so honestly instead of guessing, and tell me what I can share in the meantime.

Because Teams is being rolled out gradually, the honest answer might be not yet on your account — and that's the answer you want, not an invented set of steps.

First: is Teams available on your account?

Team collaboration is being rolled out gradually, so it may not be turned on for your account yet. The simple test: look for a members surface in your workspace settings (under Settings / Account → Team).

  • If you see it, you have Teams — follow the steps below.
  • If you don't see it, it isn't live for your account yet. That's expected during the rollout, not a bug on your end. There's no toggle you're missing.

How it works (when you have Teams)

From your workspace members page (Settings / Account → Team):

  1. Invite by email — enter your teammate's email address to send them an invite.
  2. Set or remove admin — give a member admin access, or take it away.
  3. Revoke access — remove someone from the workspace when they no longer need it.

That members page is where all of this lives — inviting, changing roles, and removing people.

If you don't have Teams yet

Until Teams reaches your account, an app's editor link is not an invitation — sending it to someone doesn't give them editing access. What you can still share today:

  • Live app link — for customers, testers, and teammates to use the app.
  • Preview link — a working development preview to show your progress.
  • App-user roles — for people who use the app you built, which are separate from editor access.

If you have an urgent need for someone to help edit a specific app before Teams reaches you, contact support and we'll advise on the safest current workaround.

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