# Create the project

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In this CookBook we assume that you've already downloaded Goril.app Studio, created an account, setup the environment and logged yourself.

If not, refer to the page [Setup](/setup.md) 
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1. After you logged yourself, a **Project List** window will appear.
2. Click on **Add Project ,** fill the **Project Name** then click on **Save**.
3. The **Architect** page appears with a default Counter app.

<figure><img src="/files/Kv2XA8dHKB7yHLGmjunn" alt=""><figcaption><p>Create the ToDo project</p></figcaption></figure>

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In the **Setup** you've set a workspace folder. You can navigate through it and see that Goril.app Studio have generated the source code of the project. It is a classic Flutter project : you can open and run it in Android Studio to check.
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Before starting to develop the ToDo application, we need to clean the default Counter app and configure the project.

1. In the **Explorer** section click on the **HomePage** top widget and in the **Settings Panel** delete the **counter** observable.
2. Right click on the **Center** widget and **Delete** it.
3. Click on the **Text** widget in **Scaffold>AppBar>Title** and in the **Settings panel** change the Text to "My tasks".
4. Click on the Floating Action Button **Fab** widget and in the **Settings panel** add "addTaskButton" in the **Name** field. Open the [Action Flow Editor](/main-pages/action-flow-editor.md) of the widget and delete the **Increment** action.
5. Click on the [Custom Code](/main-pages/custom-code.md) tab and delete the **addition** custom function, we will not use it in this application.

If you come back to the **Build** tab, you should have the same thing as shown below.

<figure><img src="/files/b66NJfi7b82NraXv26mp" alt=""><figcaption><p>ToDo project setup</p></figcaption></figure>

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You can at anytime run the application on a simulator or a real device by clicking on the run button on the right of the top bar.
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You are now ready to start the ToDo project, we will see next how to create a model that you can use everywhere in the application and associate it to the **Local State.**

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[Create the Task model](/cookbook/my-first-application/create-the-task-model.md)
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