# Dasboard

### What is included in the app dashboard?

The custom app dashboard is the central hub for managing your app. It displays all the key information related to your app, subscription, setup, and build options.

**App card**

* Shows the name of the app.
* Displays the app ID.
* Shows the connected domain (if any).

**Product card**

* Displays the solution or product name (for example, WordPress to App, WooCommerce to App, Web to App, or Custom App).
* Shows the date and time of creation.

**Owner card**

* Displays the app owner’s name.
* Shows the registered email ID of the owner.
* Displays the owner’s user ID.

**Subscription card**

* Displays the current subscription plan (Free, Starter, Pro, Premium, or Lifetime).
* Shows whether the plan is monthly, yearly, or lifetime.
* Displays renewal or cancellation dates if applicable.

**You’re all set card**

* Displays the status of app setup items, including:
  * App icon
  * Splash screen
  * Pages
  * Posts
  * Bottom bar
  * Notifications
  * Download

**Team card**

* Displays the team members added to the app.
* Allows inviting new users and assigning roles (Admin, Manager, Viewer).

**Build cards**

* PWA card: Option to build and launch a Progressive Web App.
* Android card: Build your Android app (AAB format) and launch it on the Google Play Store.
* iOS card: Build your iOS app (IPA format) and launch it on the Apple App Store.

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The app build will show as Draft for both Android and iOS until the app build is created. Once the build is generated, the status will update automatically.
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**Analytics**

* Displays app traffic and analytics if enabled.
* Shows upgrade prompts if analytics is disabled.

**Support cards**

* Quick access to Knowledge base, Email support, Live chat, Book a call, Speak to sales, and Email sales.

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Each card on the custom app dashboard is functional and takes you directly to the specific screen where you can manage or update that feature.
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