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title: "Manage an app"
description: "Update app identity, platform settings, identifiers, and delivery configuration."
canonical: https://docs.notifiable.sh/manage-app
source: https://docs.notifiable.sh/manage-app.md
---

# Manage an app

An app is the product whose users, messages, and delivery configuration you manage. It belongs to one workspace and contains separate development and production environments.

## App settings

Open **App settings** to update the app icon, name, description, platform, framework, Android package name, and iOS bundle ID. The environment buttons on this page help you review environment-specific configuration; the badge in the dashboard header remains the clearest indicator of the active dashboard environment.

![App settings controls the app profile, environment, platform, framework, package name, and bundle ID.](/images/dashboard/app-settings.jpg)

The package name and bundle ID must exactly match the identifiers in the shipped application. Capitalization and punctuation matter.

## SDK keys

Open **SDK keys** to copy the public key for development or production and to review delivery readiness.

![SDK keys shows masked environment keys and whether Apple, Android, and iOS delivery still need action.](/images/dashboard/sdk-keys.jpg)

Public keys can be placed in client applications. They identify the app and environment but cannot send notifications. Resetting a key invalidates the old value, so update every build or deployment that used it.

## Delivery configuration

- **Expo** is managed and does not require an extra Expo secret.
- **Android** is prepared from the application package name.
- **iOS** requires an Apple Developer connection saved once on the workspace and a bundle ID for this app.

The **Action required** badge means at least one selected delivery path is incomplete. Open SDK keys to see the exact missing item.

## Switching apps and workspaces

Use the app selector at the top of the sidebar to move between apps in the current workspace. Use the workspace selector above it to move between organizations or teams.

Always re-check the breadcrumb and environment after switching. App names can be similar, but subscribers, keys, and notifications belong to the selected app only.

## Questions you may have

**Does renaming an app change its identifiers?**  
No. The display name, package name, bundle ID, and internal app identifier are separate values.

**When should I reset a public key?**  
Reset it when the old key should no longer register clients. Plan the rollout because builds containing the old key will stop working correctly.

**Why does SDK keys show Action required?**  
The app is missing a required package name, bundle ID, or Apple connection for a selected platform.

**Can I reuse one Apple connection?**  
Yes. The workspace stores one Apple Developer connection and reuses it for its iOS apps; each app still needs its own bundle ID.