Portal Location: Setup & Customization → App Settings
App Settings is the central hub for personalizing your client's app. It's organized into five tabs: Theme, Onboarding, General, Media, and Blacklisted URLs.
Theme
Controls the app's visual identity — fonts, colors, and bottom nav bar.
App Font Family — one font for the whole app, picked from our supported list
Theme Colors (Light) and (Dark) — your Primary, Background, Card Background, Text, Sub Text, Outline, and Text On Primary colors. The color picker supports HEX and HSL; opacity isn't an option, so pick solid colors.
Tab Configuration — which tabs appear in the bottom navigation, their order, their labels, and their icons. Toggle a tab on or off, expand it to rename it or change its icon, and drag to reorder.
Onboarding
Controls what new users experience when they first open your app:
Landing Page Configuration — the carousel of intro screens shown after download. Each slide has a title, subtitle, and image. You'll also set the labels for the "Next" and "Get Started" buttons here.
Intro Video — an optional welcome video that plays after sign-in. We recommend keeping it under 60 seconds and in portrait (vertical) format.
User Onboarding Questions — the questions new users answer during sign-up. Keep it to a maximum of 5 to avoid overwhelming them. The tags you attach to each answer feed your Recommendation Widget on the home screen, so each answer determines what content gets surfaced to that user.
General
The biggest tab — it controls behavior and copy for most major features. A quick map of what lives here:
Authentication — logo and button labels on your login/register screens
Default Values — default user avatar and admin post notification suffix
Reminder Settings — daily reminder copy and toggle title
Free Category — toggle on to surface a free content collection
Share — the message users send when sharing your app
Deeplink — including whether to always redirect to the store and whether web paywall is deeplink-only
Class Complete — continue button label and confetti animation
Notification Permission Prompt — title and subtitle for the permission ask
Achievement Success Dialog — celebration text and confetti animation
My Library "Create" sections — Playlist, My Meal Plan, My Routine, My Collection, My Challenges. Each has its own title, description, and (in most cases) image.
Exercise Log, Calendar Schedule, Apple/Google Health Sync, Offline Preview , Force Update Required, Monetization / Content Display — feature-level controls and supporting copy
Media
Controls the labels used for every content type in your app — Class, Course, Program, Recipe, Routine, Playlist, and more. For each content type you'll typically set:
Plural Text (e.g., "Classes")
Singular Text (e.g., "Class")
A few sections add extras:
Course has button labels for Start, Next Session, and Restart
Recipe has a "Log Meal" button label
Routine includes an Exercise Timer End Beep toggle
Props Needed is the only section here with a master on/off toggle and lets you customize the props/equipment label
Use this tab to align content-type names with your brand voice.
Blacklisted URLs
A simple URL blocklist. Use + Add URL to add an entry, and the trash icon to remove one. Use this when you want to prevent specific links from being surfaced inside your app.
A few good practices
Save each section as you go. Edits don't carry across sections — if you've changed multiple sections, save each one before navigating away.
Preview before launching. Theme and Onboarding are highly visible to your users — review changes in a test build before rolling out.
Don't skip onboarding tags. They power the Recommendation Widget on the home screen, so untagged answers mean unpersonalized recommendations.
If you can't find a setting you need, or something isn't behaving as expected, reach out to your Breakthrough team — we're happy to help.