> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.videntic.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Add a Project website > Choose the Website and Market that anchor a new Project. The primary Website anchors a Project. During setup, Videntic uses it to gather Brand context and to define the starting point for Website work. A Project also has one Market: the country and language used for measurement. For example, a Brand serving customers in Sweden in Swedish could use its Swedish pages under `https://example.com/se` and select Sweden and Swedish as the Market. The Market language describes what you measure; it is separate from the language of the Videntic interface you use to navigate the app. ## Add the Website 1. Start a new Project and choose its Workspace. 2. Enter the primary Website URL in the Website step. Use the canonical domain customers visit. 3. Choose the Market's country and language. If you need a city or region rather than the whole country, choose that scope and enter the place. If the relevant localized pages live under a path such as `/se`, add that path under the Website URL. 4. If the Website step offers a Citation scope control, review whether the full domain or specific paths belong to your Brand. 5. Review the domain and Market before continuing. A later domain change can require the Project's setup and Website context to be rebuilt. The localized path points to content used for extraction and generation. It does not, by itself, make another domain part of your Brand's owned Website scope. Manage additional owned domains separately in Project settings when needed. ## Check the suggested context After the Website step, review the suggested Brand Profile, Target Keywords, and Competitors. Correct names and offerings that the Website does not explain clearly. Your edits improve the context used to propose Prompts; they do not change the Website's public content. **Best practice:** use a Website whose pages represent the same Brand and Market you intend to measure. If you serve several countries or languages, [create a Project for each Market](/how-to/set-up-multiple-markets) instead of treating an extra localized path as a second Market inside one Project. ## If the Website is wrong Return to the Website step before finishing setup and correct the URL. The app warns when a change will discard context already collected for the previous domain. Review that warning before continuing. After setup, use Project settings to review the Website and Market. Changes to measurement scope can make older and newer results hard to compare; record the change when interpreting a trend. ## Related Continue through Plan selection and Prompt review. Understand the Project's allowances. Plan separate Project scopes for each country and language. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.