Save while you build
You do not have to press anything to keep your work in this browser: Mokxi writes it as you go, so closing the tab loses nothing. Press Save (or Ctrl/Cmd+S) to keep it as a project. The button's label tells you where things stand: Saving… while a write is under way, then Saved.
To rename the project, press the pencil beside its title in the header.
Keep it on your account
Signed out, a project lives in this one browser. A free account puts it on the cloud, so it follows you to another computer. Signed out, open the â–¾ beside Save and choose Save to my account; the project comes with you when you sign up.
The Free plan saves 10 projects, and every new project starts public. Paid plans save any number and can make a project private or link-only. See the plans.
Saving and autosave has the full rules: when the account copy is written, what happens when a save is refused, and version history.
Share a link
Press Share in the header. The share sheet shows who has access, the access level, and Copy link. Anyone with the link to a public project can open it and run it without an account, and their changes never touch your copy. To work on it together live, use the live levels in the same sheet.
Sharing a project covers access levels, live links, forking and embedding.
Find it again
Your saved projects are in My projects in the editor's sidebar, along with Shared with you for projects other people opened to you. In the editor, Save â–¾ > History lists earlier saves of the open project, and Back to my last project reopens the one a template or an import replaced.
What to read next
Import a project from another tool, if you have work in Wokwi, Tinkercad, Fritzing, KiCad or the Arduino IDE.