Setting Your App Name, Fonts and Colors

Under the "General Settings" tab, you can easily change your app’s name by clicking "EDIT" under "App Name".
- After clicking, an input box will come up. Type in your app name, and click the DONE button when finished.
Note - If you've already uploaded your app, this will not change the name of your app in the app stores - you must go into your Apple and Google Developer accounts to do this.

Primary and secondary colors are used as default color schemes when adding in new content to your app.
To edit your app’s primary or secondary color, click the + icon beneath where it says “Primary Color” or “Secondary Color”. A color input area will pop up.
- To select a basic default color, simply click one of the colors along the bottom. To customize, drag the color and opacity sliders to your liking. A preview of your exact color will appear in a little square to the right of the two sliders.
- To use your own specific color, you can type in or paste a Hexcode above where it says “Hex”, or you can use numerical values for the RGBA input boxes.
Once finished, simply click anywhere else on the page to view your color next to the + icon.

The default font of your app determines the font that is initially set when you add in a new header, text, button, or list element.
- Note - you can still individually change the font of each element in the element's settings.
To edit your app’s default font, click the drop-down window beneath where it says “Default Font”. Afterwards, scroll and select your ideal default font type.