Theme colors, logos, OG image, social previews.
On the Branding → Blueprint page Insight presents fundamentally different visual directions for the project. Picking one stores it as the agreed-upon design reference and applies that language across all pages. Refine by chatting ("more playful", "darker"). The page owns design only; project name and description live on Branding → Social Display, and the features list lives on the Features page.
Change your app theme colors, including light and dark mode, on the Design System page under Branding. Pick a color template or fine-tune every color, and your whole app follows the new theme when you save.
Put your own brand on the emails your app sends to customers: receipts, subscription notices, and refund confirmations. Set your sender name, logo, brand color, and footer once, and every customer email matches your look. Without customization, emails still send using your project name and a clean default design.
Upload your logo, app icon, favicon, and Apple touch icon in one place. Pick a file for each slot, preview it, then save everything at once. Any common image format works; we convert it and place each image where it belongs: your app header, the browser tab, and the home screen icon.
Edit project name, description, and OG image (1200×630) on Branding → Social Display. These appear in browser tabs, search results, and link previews on Facebook, Twitter/X, Slack. If no OG image is uploaded, the platform auto-generates one from the homepage screenshot.
Your app has one design system: colors, fonts, corner rounding, and the overall feel you chose when you created it. Edit any of it anytime from the Design System page under Branding. Pick a color template or fine-tune every color in light and dark mode, and your live app updates when you save; the feel settings guide how Insight styles everything it builds for you next. You can also ask Insight to change the fonts while it builds, and the change shows up on this page as well.