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# Overview

## Overview

If you created at least one app project you can manage everything within the tab Project Settings.

Within the project settings you are able to:

* Adjust the project title
* Adjust the description of your project
* Adjust the app titles of all your apps
* Adjust the environment tag of all your apps
* Chose default app icon
* Delete a project

![Project Settings](/files/-Lmj9O3V442PUeu9rgkD)

## Edit your app title

If you want to edit the App title or adjust the environment just select your app and click on the icon edit. Don't forget to save your changes.

![Edit your App title](/files/-LmjAFIKyvQzU-uh-fTO)

## Select your app icon (dashboard)

If you have more than one app of your project or different app icons for iOS, Android and Windows or all your environments you can easily define which app icon is shown to your users on the dashboard desktop and the dashboard mobile. 

1. Go to the project settings
2. Define from which app of your project you would like to show the app icon
3. Check the checkmark


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