# Explore a project
Expand the **menu**, open **'All projects**' and click on the **name of the project** that you want to explore:
If you'd like to pin this project in the menu for an easy access, click '**Pin to menu**':
Your project is now pinned in the menu:
In a project page, in the first tab called '**Insights**', you find **statistics** and a bar chart displaying the **number of documents by creation date**.
Filter this chart by path by clicking **'Select path'**:
**Click on one bar for a year or month** to see all the corresponding documents:
On the **'Languages', 'Document Types' and 'Authors' widgets**, you see stats:
**Search all documents with a specific criteria**, for instance here with the French language:
Finally, in the server collaborative mode, you see the **Latest recommended documents**, that is to say the documents marked as recommended by other members of the project:
You can now [search documents](/datashare/usage/search-documents.md).
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