Why isn't my project on Photoshop Touch appear when I open the application?

When I open the photoshop screen application where the projects are supposed to be are just grey... Nothing... If anyone can tell me why my projects does not appear?

Well, it's strange. You should at least have the tutorials and Intro on the screen.

I would only try uninstall/reinstall but don't try that if you have not already saved your PS projects touch.

What is the used Tablet? Any space left on the device?

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