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Project Settings

Project Settings is where you configure everything about your app — its name, icon, what device features it can access, and more.

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Accessing Settings

  1. Open your project in Nativeline
  2. Click the Settings tab in the sidebar
  3. Browse the settings categories

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Settings Categories

App Identity

Name, icon, version, bundle ID

Permissions

Camera, location, photos, etc.

Capabilities

Push notifications, Sign in with Apple, etc.

Appearance

Light mode, dark mode, colors

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App Identity

Control how your app identifies itself: Learn more about App Identity →

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Permissions

Control what device features your app can access: Each permission requires a usage description — a message explaining why your app needs access. Learn more about Permissions →

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Capabilities

Advanced iOS features that require special entitlements: Some capabilities require an Apple Developer account. Learn more about Capabilities →

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Appearance

Control your app’s visual presentation: Learn more about Appearance →

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When to Use Settings vs Chat

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Use Settings For:

  • Changing app name/icon
  • Adding permissions
  • Enabling capabilities
  • Setting appearance mode

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Use Chat For:

  • Designing UI
  • Adding features
  • Creating screens
  • Business logic

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Settings and TestFlight

Before publishing to TestFlight, review:
  1. App Identity — Name and icon correct?
  2. Version — Updated version number?
  3. Permissions — All needed permissions enabled?
  4. Capabilities — Required capabilities active?
Publishing to TestFlight →

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Common Settings Tasks

Settings → App Identity → Display Name
Settings → App Identity → App Icon → Upload new image
Settings → Permissions → Camera → Enable
Settings → Capabilities → Push Notifications → EnableRequires Apple Developer account
Settings → Appearance → Mode → System (or Dark)

App Identity

Name, icon, and identifiers

Permissions

Device feature access

Capabilities

Advanced iOS features

Appearance

Visual settings