App Info Settings

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Swiftspeed Team
Updated April 28, 20262 min read

App Info Settings

The App Info card on the Customize page holds the metadata that goes into every Android and iOS build: the application name shown under the icon, the application ID (your bundle identifier), version code + name, and build orientation flags. These values flow into the AAB / IPA the editor produces, so they appear in the Play Store and App Store listings exactly as set here.

Where It Lives

Open the app in the editor.

Dashboard

Top bar > Customize. The General Info card sits at the top, with the application ID badge, application name field, and Save button.

Customize page App Info card

Field-by-Field

  • Application ID (read-only badge): the unique numeric ID Swiftspeed assigned to this app. Used for support tickets and API calls.
  • Application Name: shown under the icon on the phone home screen, and as the title in the Play Store / App Store listing. Max 30 characters. Saving rebuilds the splash screen text and the manifest entry.
  • Bundle ID / Application ID (Publish > App Info): the reverse-domain identifier (e.g. com.yourbrand.appname). Once published, this CANNOT change without losing existing installs and re-submitting as a new app.
  • Version Code (Publish > App Info): integer that must strictly increase per upload to Play Store. Auto-bumped when you generate a new build.
  • Version Name (Publish > App Info): human-readable version (e.g. 1.4.2). Shown to users in the app store, set per release.
  • Build Orientations (Advanced): which orientations the app supports (portrait, landscape, both). Default is portrait-only on phones.

Tips

  • Pick the bundle ID carefully on first publish. It is permanent. If you change it, the App Store / Play Store treat the new build as an entirely separate app, existing customers do not receive updates.
  • Keep the application name short. Anything over 22 characters gets truncated on iPhone home screens. Use the full name in the App Store listing if you need it longer.
  • Version Name is for marketing, version code is for the platform. Bump version name on customer-visible changes ("1.5.0 - new search bar"). Version code just needs to be unique and rising.