Settings
Switch to Settings using the
icon in the main menu.
Settings collects project-level controls and app configuration in one place. Use it to update your Draftbit project details, configure app identity for builds and publishing, manage notifications, and move, duplicate, or delete the project.
Basic Settings
Section titled “Basic Settings”| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Icon | Upload an icon image for the project. Use a square PNG, ideally 1024x1024px. |
| Name | Set the project name shown inside Draftbit. |
| Description | Set an optional internal description for the project. |
You can also rename a project from the Projects page: open the project card’s menu and choose Rename. To find a project, type in the search box on the Projects page. It matches project names and the names of the apps inside them.
| Icon | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Upload app icon | Upload an icon image for your project |
App Configuration
Section titled “App Configuration”Use the app configuration tabs in Settings to manage the values that ship with your built app, including app name, slug, URL scheme, orientation, app icon, splash screen, iOS bundle identifier, Android package name, permissions, and web favicon.
These values are used by preview builds, one-click publishing, and exported source code.
Notifications
Section titled “Notifications”In this section you can manage your notification preferences for the current app project.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Agent Done (Sound) | Enable or disable playing a sound when the AI Agent completes a task for the current app project |
Component Library
Section titled “Component Library”Expo apps come with a set of ready-made UI components in components/ui/, so the AI Agent has building blocks to work with from the start. Draftbit adds them back whenever your app starts up, which is why deleting them on their own does not make them stay gone.
In this section you can stop Draftbit from adding them.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Add starter UI components | Enable or disable adding the ready-made UI components to your project. Turning it off leaves any components already in your project in place, so delete the ones you do not want after you turn it off. |
This section is only shown for Expo apps.
Device Preview Deep Links
Section titled “Device Preview Deep Links”Expo apps get an app/+native-intent.tsx file that makes device previews more seamless. When you open your app in a Draftbit preview app, it stops your app from handling the link that opened it, so your app starts on its normal first screen. Draftbit writes this file again whenever your app starts, replacing any changes you made to it.
In this section you can stop Draftbit from writing it, so you can use your own +native-intent.tsx.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Add Draftbit native intent file | Enable or disable writing the Draftbit version of app/+native-intent.tsx. Turn it off if you want to use your own native intent file. Turning it off leaves the current file in place, so you can edit or replace it. |
This section is only shown for Expo apps.
Move App
Section titled “Move App”In this section you can move the app to a different workspace you have access to.
Click the 
button to get started.
Duplicate App
Section titled “Duplicate App”In this section you can create a copy of the app with all its settings and content.
Click the 
button to get started.
Delete App
Section titled “Delete App”In this section you can permanently delete your app project. Once you delete an app, there is no going back. Please be certain.
Click the 
button to initiate the process.