Navigation & Controls 
Learn the basics about moving around the canvas, interacting with objects, and more.
Tailored Topics for Permaculture Practitioners
Start with Your First Design
When starting from scratch on a design, we recommend getting familiar with how to move around the design first.
After you know how to zoom in, out, pan, and scroll, you can explore our guides for individual steps of the permaculture project's design process.
To jump-start the creation of your Base Map, the Base Map Wizard sources available data about the lot. Currently, it works for Australia.
Invite a Designer to Your Design
Here, we describe the option of inviting other people to collaborate or consult on your project via Permiehub. We mention alternatives to inviting a designer below.
Paid Subscription Feature
Users with a Paid Subscription can share their projects with other users. Any user - including those with a Free Plan, can accept an invitation to collaborate on or view a shared project.
Once you create a project you wish to share with a designer, you can generate and send them a link to collaborate.
Depending on your project, you can choose the collaboration link to make your collaborator an editor or a viewer.
You can find the sharing options in the Project Settings. For a step by step help, see the Project Sharing page.
Alternatives to Inviting a Designer
Designing Your Project Yourself
We certainly think this will be the way for all students of permaculture courses and Permaculture Design Certificate training. It is worth noting that even a student working hard on their design can still invite a teacher or other mentors to view their project and give them feedback for improvements.
Asking a Designer to Create Your Project
The opposite way of inviting a designer to work on your project could be asking them to create a project on their Permiehub account and invite you.
Print Your Design
We think being able to print your design is a critical part of ground truthing, measuring out details in reality, and sketching out ideas.
You can select a section of your design, a paper size, and a scale to generate a PDF to print on your printer or take to the printers.
Click the following link to read the step-by-step process on the relevant page.
