Leave a project

Leave a shared project you were invited to, see what changes for you and for the team, and find out how to come back.

You can leave any shared project that you do not own, whatever your role. Leaving is immediate and it does not ask the owner.

Prior confirms with "You left “Project name”." and takes you back to your projects.

#What changes

• For you: the project disappears from your projects, and you lose access to it. Shared notes you had open close.
• For the team: the member list updates for everyone, and the place you used in the plan's limit on people becomes free.
• What you leave behind: your comments stay in their threads under your name. Tasks assigned to you keep you as their assignee, shown as "Former member", until someone assigns them again.

#Come back

You need a new way in. Ask the owner for a fresh invitation, or open an active invitation link if the owner has one. You will see the usual confirmation first, and you rejoin with the role the invitation or link gives.

#Good to know

• An owner cannot leave. An owner who no longer wants the project can delete it, which removes it for every member. Roles are in Roles and permissions.
• The owner can remove you. It takes effect at once: the project disappears from your devices, and a shared note you were editing says "You no longer have access to this note."
• You need a connection to leave, because the project lives on Prior's servers.

Updated 5 November 2026