The Overview section of the App Configuration tab displays a snapshot of your app's Configuration Progress.

This progress is broken down by platform, with each platform's section displaying a progress bar.

The progress bar shows whether your app is ready to be published on each platform, or if more steps are required before publishing.

As you complete the configuration steps for each platform, the bars will fill up.

If the bar is red, the app cannot yet be published. An orange bar means the app can be published, but there are some steps you may wish to complete first. A green bar means the app is fully configured and ready for publishing.

Click on the iOS or Android icon to configure the app for the relevant platform.

Within each platform's configuration section, there are a number of tabs in the left sidebar.

Work through these steps to complete app configuration for the chosen platform.

Ensure you configure the app for all platforms you intend to publish it on.

Details of each step are below:

The summary tab shows a snapshot of configuration options for the chosen platform.

The status of each step is displayed, as well as any relevant information about unfinished or otherwise problematic steps.

There are two different places where an app's name is displayed to the user.

The Name under icon appears beneath the app icon on users' devices. This name is visible to readers when the app is not open. Because the name must fit underneath the icon, it can be a maximum of 13 characters (including spaces).

The App title appears at the top of the main screen of the app, when the app is open. It can be a maximum of 35 characters (including spaces).

The Bundle ID is a unique identifier for your app inside Ubiquity and platform app stores.

For your convenience, Ubiquity automatically generates a Bundle ID for each app.

We recommend copying the automatically generated Bundle ID directly from your Ubiquity to the Apple Developer Portal and/or Google Play Developer Console, when publishing your app.

If you wish to change your app's Bundle ID, be aware that Bundle IDs can only contain letters, numbers and dots (no spaces or other special characters are allowed). The preferred format for a Bundle ID is com.companyname.appname. For example: com.liquidstate.liquidapp.

Changing the Bundle ID is only recommended for advanced users. If you have already published your app using a certain Bundle ID, we warn against changing the Bundle ID, as platform App Stores will no longer recognise it as the same app.

The Organisation ID is generated by Apple and identifies your company within the Apple Developer Program.

Your Organisation ID is also referred to as the Team ID.

You must copy your Organisation ID from the Apple Developer Portal, and paste it in to this field.

App icons are used to represent your app on devices' home screens.

A number of different icon image sizes are required for each platform, in order to cater for the range of screen sizes and densities that the app might be viewed on.

The Ubiquity system provides placeholder icons. However, you must create and upload genuine icons for the app before submitting it to app stores.

Icon images should be in PNG format, at 72DPI.

When a user launches your app, it can take time to load. During this time, a full screen image is displayed. This image typically features some branding (the name of the app or a logo), and an indication that the app is loading.

Loading images must be provided in both portrait and landscape formats, so that the appropriate image can be displayed based on the orientation of the user's device. As with app icons, you are required to upload a range of image sizes for each platform.

Placeholder images are provided. However, you must create and upload genuine loading images for the app before submitting it to app stores.

Loading images should be in PNG format, at 72DPI.

In the appearance tab, you can choose a theme for your app.

The theme controls the appearance of the app framework, such as the colour of each part of the app interface, as well as text colour and size.

The theme does not impact the presentation of pages within the app.

You can choose from a range of pre-configured standard themes. Previews for each theme are available.

If you would like a custom theme for your app, contact Liquid State Support.

Push Notifications are alerts sent directly to users' devices.

The Liquid State system uses OneSignal - a third-party service - as an underlying notifications engine.

Follow the instructions on How to Configure your Push Notifications.

The launch notice is a full-screen window that appears when a user accesses the app library.

By default, the launch notice is only displayed once per app version.

However, it is also possible to set the launch notice to appear every time the app is launched.

If you would like to change your launch notice settings, or add more advanced content to your launch notice (such as HTML content with images and CSS styling), contact Liquid State Support.