Everything about an app, on the app

An app's variables, logs, versions and domains used to be project tabs with an app menu. Now everything about an app is on the app.

What's new

• Each service has its own tabs: an app has Overview, Versions, Variables, Logs, Numbers, Domains, Files and Settings. A site has Overview, Files, Database, Domains, Backups, Logs, Numbers and Settings. A database has Overview, Data, Users, Import & export, Backups, Numbers and Settings; a cache, Overview, Numbers and Settings; storage, Overview, Files, Keys and Settings. Links to a tab, and old links, land on it.

• The project keeps what spans its services: Overview, Backups, a new Activity tab, Settings, plus Domains once it has one, and Deployments and Logs once it has two apps or more.

• Maintenance mode for every app and site: visitors see "Back soon" with one line from you, while the app keeps running; you still open it with a password.

• Run a command: any one-line command, like php artisan cache:clear, run once in a copy of your app with its variables, its log live, the last 20 kept.

• The app's own activity on its Overview, and all of it a page at a time.

• Connected: what the app uses, with a database's connection details in a side panel, and each app's private name, like api.internal, which the project's other apps reach without leaving its network.

• Deploy on push and its branch change any time in Settings.

• Move one app to another project in the same location, with its databases if you choose.

• Its backups on its Overview, and its numbers over the last 30 minutes up to the last 24 hours.

• Settings in sections: Build and run, Scaling, Access, Email, Maintenance and the danger zone, one column, each setting once.

• A storage bucket's files in the browser: browse, download, upload and delete.

Read Your app's page, Maintenance mode, Run a command and Private names.