Everything in the Project settings panel: site, appearance, data and code, editor, AI, credentials, integrations and features, plus backups.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar to open one panel with every project setting, grouped under Site, Appearance, Data & code, Editor, AI, Credentials and Integrations; click an entry to open it in a drawer beside the panel, and switch features such as the store or the blog on in the Plugins tab.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar, open Site → General, type a new Project Name and click Browse files under FavIcon to pick a square ICO, PNG, GIF, JPG, JPEG, WEBP or SVG image (512 x 512 pixels or larger also makes a sharp icon for your installable app); both save on their own, then publish.
In TeleportHQ Project settings, Integrations → Push notifications shows the keys that sign the browser notifications your web app sends and appears once push is set up from a workflow step, and Data & code → Custom files holds extra files shipped with the site as they are and appears only in projects that have such files.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar, then Editor → Preferences, and pick Editing (how the editor behaves), View (what it shows, including which left-sidebar tabs appear) or Advanced features; each switch saves as you flip it.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog at the bottom of the left sidebar, open Editor → Preferences → Advanced features and flip the switch next to a feature; each switch saves at once, and there are five features, including Advanced Embeds and Private Folder.
In the TeleportHQ editor, Edit and View are still in the Project Menu and are also in Project settings → Editor → Preferences, Advanced Features, AI Providers, AI Settings and Global SEO Settings moved into the Project settings panel (the cog at the bottom of the left sidebar), and Extra Features and the old Features group are now the Plugins tab.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog, open Credentials → Email Providers or SMS Providers to see which provider your project sends through and where it's used, add a provider's credentials, and click Use for this project to switch every workflow step to it.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click the Project settings cog and look under Integrations to save your GitHub token, enter the credentials of each app your workflows use (such as Google Analytics or Slack) once for every step, and see your push notification keys; your site's own Google Analytics or Tag Manager ID is set on the dashboard's Project Settings page.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click Plugins in the left sidebar, click a plugin such as Blog, Bookings or Authentication, and flip its "enabled" switch in the drawer that opens; the same drawer starts its tutorial, opens its panel, shows or hides its left-sidebar button and lists what needs attention, and flipping the switch again and confirming turns it off.
In the TeleportHQ editor, click Backups in the bottom toolbar, then Backup current project state to save a snapshot, or Restore next to a backup (such as Before Web App features Enabled) to bring the project back to that point; backups need a Pro or Premium plan, trial users ask support to restore, and you must republish afterwards.
TeleportHQ projects are seen by the people you invite and, if you choose Can view or Can clone, anyone with the link; TeleportHQ uses service providers for sign-in, payments, hosting, support and analytics, and deleting a project or account removes its sites, files and databases (backups keep a deleted account's data for 30 days).
