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title: "Pin what you open every day"
description: "Pinned projects and pinned project pages put your usual destinations first, meeting lists gain bulk actions, and new bugs default to internal visibility."
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# Pin what you open every day

Most of a working day in Studio is spent returning to the same few places. This
release makes those places stop moving.

## Pinned projects and pinned pages

Projects can be pinned from the project card or the list row. Pinned projects
sort above the rest on the dashboard, and the Name and Last Updated sorts still
apply within each group — so unpinning puts a project straight back where it
was. Pins are stored per user, so they follow you across sessions and devices.

The project sidebar gained the same idea one level down. Pin a page and it
appears in a **Pinned** group at the top, in the order you pinned it, instead of
sitting behind a collapsed group. Each project keeps its own set.

## Act on several meetings at once

The meeting list has checkboxes and a bulk action bar for **Delete** and **Move
to project**, on both the global and project meeting pages. Each batch reports
per-meeting results, so meetings that cannot move — ones with generated
requirements — are named rather than silently skipped.

## Also in this release

- **New bugs default to Internal.** Reports filed from the Studio form, the API
  and Helix start internal, so an internal report is never exposed by accident.
  Client-reported bugs and bugs from the external API-key endpoint keep their
  external visibility, and existing bugs are untouched.
- Speaker tracking in the meeting extension follows changes in the call more
  accurately.

Source: https://docs.heizen.work/releases/1-13-1/index.mdx
