Dashboard
Manage your app’s content, users, commerce, emails, and analytics from the Admin view in the builder.
Your app’s control center lives in the builder’s Admin view — everything you can manage without asking the AI to change code.
Admin is not a separate cockpit console: it is your app’s own admin panel, the same one your published site serves at /admin. The builder mounts it directly, so what you see while building is exactly what you (and anyone you give access to) see on the live site. See Admin panel.
Where to find it
Section titled “Where to find it”The builder’s view switcher has two segments:
| Segment | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Preview | Your app as visitors see it, plus the visual editor |
| Admin | Your app’s admin panel — content, commerce, users, and the rest |
- Desktop — click Admin in the top toolbar. The preview sits beside the chat.
- Mobile — tap Panel in the bottom bar, then Admin under Navigation.
Project-level settings (project name, branding, secrets, agent context, mobile setup) are not part of Admin — they live in the builder’s Settings, described below.
What’s in Admin
Section titled “What’s in Admin”Admin’s left sidebar is built from what your app actually has, so two apps rarely show the same list. Common sections:
| Section | What it’s for |
|---|---|
| Your collections | Your content — one entry per product, service, post, event, or whatever you declared |
| Requests | Submissions from your contact and signup forms |
| Leads | Enquiries worth following up, as a board |
| Bookings | Appointments, plus Availability for the hours you take them |
| Attendees | RSVPs for your events |
| Media | Images and files uploaded to your app |
| Members | Everyone who has signed in to your app |
| Sender identities and delivery history | |
| Push | Send a push notification to your app’s users |
| Analytics | Traffic, Web Vitals, and device breakdowns for your published app |
A section appears only when your app has the data behind it — an app with no bookings has no Bookings section. Nothing is switched on or off by hand: what your app has is decided by what it was built to do.
Content
Section titled “Content”Your collections and their entries are edited directly in Admin: add a product, edit an FAQ, publish a testimonial, reorder a menu. Every change is live data, not code — no rebuild, no AI turn.
You can also just ask the AI (“add a testimonial from María”, “change the Tuesday hours”), which is often faster for one-off edits.
For the full model, see Content management.
Commerce
Section titled “Commerce”Payments are managed in Admin’s Commerce sections. See Commerce for the full setup guide.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Pricing & coupons | One-time products, features (entitlements), and coupons |
| Billing plans | Recurring subscription plans |
| Orders | Incoming orders and their fulfillment status |
| Customers | Customers and their billing history |
| Subscriptions | Active recurring subscriptions |
| Payouts | Payment history, refunds, balance, and settlements |
| Returns | Refund and return requests |
| Shipping | Delivery options and rates |
| Settings | Connect your Stripe account and configure payment settings |
Storefront items you sell as content (goods with photos and prices) are edited in their collection, not under Products — publishing an entry makes it purchasable automatically. See Products & features.
Members
Section titled “Members”Everyone who has signed up for your app through Proyecta Auth — email, name, sign-in method, and when they joined.
Analytics
Section titled “Analytics”Traffic and performance for your published app. See Analytics for details: page views, visitors, top pages, referrers, geography, Core Web Vitals, and device breakdowns.
Analytics only track your published site — preview traffic is not counted.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”Project-level settings live in the builder’s Settings (the gear in the toolbar on desktop; under the Panel on mobile), not in Admin:
- General — rename the project, and edit the knowledge the AI carries about it.
- Branding — Hide Proyecta badge removes the “Hecho con Proyecta” badge from your published app. Available on paid plans (takes effect on the next publish).
- Agent code context — an editor for the
AGENTS.mdknowledge injected into the coding agents (admin only). - Secrets — manage the project’s environment variables and secrets.
- Mobile — PWA settings, QR-code device testing, and app-store publish guides. See Mobile.
How do I open Admin?
On desktop, click Admin in the toolbar. On mobile, tap Panel in the bottom bar and choose Admin.
Can I manage everything from Admin instead of the AI?
Admin covers your content, commerce, members, and settings. For changes that require code (new features, UI changes, bug fixes), use the AI chat.
Where do I edit my app’s content?
In Admin, or by asking the AI. Both write to the same place — your app’s content is one durable store shared by the builder and your live site.
Is Admin available on mobile?
Yes. Tap Panel in the bottom bar and choose Admin under Navigation.
What happened to the Data tab?
It’s gone. It browsed a separate realtime database that Proyecta apps no longer use — your app’s data now lives in one place and is edited in Admin. If you were using the Data tab to edit products or records, that is the same list you now find under Admin.