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Project settings

To access a project's settings, go to your WeWeb dashboard and click on the Settings button next to the project name:

Access a WeWeb project's settings

In a project's settings, you will find 6 tabs:

  1. Deployments
  2. Domain
  3. Backups
  4. Self-hosting
  5. Plans
  6. Settings

In addition, you will be able to open the project in safe mode.

Deployments

In the Deployments tab, you will be able to:

  • publish your app,
  • preview a previous version of the Editor,
  • rollback to a previous version of the Editor.

Learn more about WeWeb Deployments

Domain

In the Domain tab, you will be able to connect a custom domain to your WeWeb app.

Learn how to add a custom domain to your project

Backups

In the Backups tab of a project, you can see all the different versions of the Editor that you can potentially rollback to.

Learn more about WeWeb Backups

Self-Hosting

See documentation on self-hosting here.

Plans

The Plans tab is where you can upgrade or downgrade your pricing plan according to your projects' needs.

For example, if you're ready to publish and want to move away from the Free plan.

Settings

In the Settings tab, you can:

  1. Change the project name
  2. Setup a webhook that will get POSTed to when the app is pushed to production
  3. Delete the project (beware, this will be permanent and we won't be able to recover your project)

WeWeb project settings

Safe mode

If your app crashes or behaves strangely when you open a project in the Editor, we recommend opening the project in safe mode.

To open a project in safe mode, you'll:

  • need to be on the Projects tab of your WeWeb workspace,
  • click on the Settings of the project you want to debug,
  • click on the three dots icon next to the Open Editor button, and
  • choose if you want to debug with workflows and/or formulas disabled

Open WeWeb project in safe mode

This will allow you to test your project:

  • with all workflows disabled, or
  • with all workflows and formulas disabled.

This can help you identify what you need to debug in your app.