> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.basic.tech/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Set up your Basic account > Using the admin portal to create a new project. # Create your project Head to [https://app.basic.tech](https://app.basic.tech) to begin creating your project. Login / Signup to Basic Login with your Basic account. If you don't have one yet, signup to Basic. Login / Signup to Basic After creating your Basic account, head to the Dashboard and create a new project. Create your project Use the form to create a project with a unique name and slug. Make sure not to leave the name or slug fields blank. Add your project details This page allows you to view all your projects and manage them. To view project details, click into any of them. Manage your projects You'll need these if you're using the API to connect to your database. Store them securely. Keep your API Key a secret! Only use it on a secure server environment. Make sure to replace `` and ``. ```js GET Project Details theme={null} fetch("https://api.basic.tech/project/", { headers: { "Authorization": "Bearer ", }, }).then(response => response.json()) .then(data => console.log(data)); ``` # Create your schema There are two ways to create your schema, either using the table UI, or by using the code editor. Let's explore the table UI first. Create your schema Give your table a unique name, and add fields to it. Fields need to have a unique name within each table, and you can use the dropdown to select the type of each field. Fields can take on the following types: `string`, `number`, `boolean`, `json`. Create a new table You can also edit your schema with the code editor. Edit your schema with the code editor Once you've added your tables, you can publish your changes. Upon publishing, you'll notice your version number has been automatically incremented. You may also discard changes if you'd like to revert to the existing version. Publish your changes # Next steps You can now start building your app! If you are using a React app, we recommend you use the [React SDK](/basic-react/basic-react-sdk) to get started. Otherwise, you can use the [API](/basic-restapi/basic-api) for any language.