Your app's page
Everything about one app on its own page: Overview, Versions, Variables, Logs, Numbers, Domains, Files and Settings. Sites, databases and storage too.
Updated 27 Oct 20262 min read
Each app, site, database, cache and storage bucket has its own page, with its own tabs under the top bar. Everything that belongs to it is on that page, so you never hunt for it in the project. The top bar always shows where you are, like Asha's account / Shop / shop: choose Shop to go up to the project, with its people, budget and backups.
When a project holds one app or one site (with the databases it uses), or just one database, opening the project goes straight to it. With two or more apps or sites, it opens on the project's map instead.
An app's tabs
| Tab | What's there |
|---|---|
| Overview | Its state and address, its numbers for the last 30 minutes, its processes, what it's connected to, its latest 5 versions, its backups, its activity, and Run a command |
| Versions | Every version, with Go back to this version and Preview this version. See Versions |
| Variables | Its settings and secrets. See Variables |
| Logs | What it prints, live. See Logs |
| Numbers | Processor, memory, visits and response time, over the last 30 minutes up to the last 24 hours. See Metrics and alerts |
| Domains | The addresses that open it. See Your app's domains |
| Files | Its code and kept folders. See File manager |
| Settings | How it's put together, runs and is reached. See App settings |
The Code and Terminal buttons stay at the top of the page, beside Visit.
A site's, a database's and storage's tabs
A site (WordPress or PHP): Overview (WordPress's login and admin password, its updates), Files, Database, Domains, Backups, Logs, Numbers and Settings. The Database tab shows the site's database without leaving the site: its size, how to connect, Open the manager, import and export, and its backups.
A database: Overview (how to connect, who uses it, connections from outside), Data, Users, Import & export, Backups, Numbers and Settings.
A cache: Overview, Numbers and Settings.
Storage: Overview, Files, Keys and Settings. See Storage.
The project's own tabs
The project keeps only what spans its services: Overview, Backups, Activity and Settings, plus Domains (with DNS and email) once it has a domain, and Deployments and Logs across apps once it has two or more apps or sites.
Each tab's page has a How this works link to its page in these docs.