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Branding

Admin → Settings → Brand & business.

SettingWhere it showsTips
Store nameWebsite, emails, admin, store panel, the apps’ screensYour brand, for example QuickMart.
LogoWebsite header, emails, adminA wide logo on a transparent background (PNG or SVG).
Logo for dark backgroundsWebsite footer, dark areasA white or light version.
Square iconBrowser home-screen icon, the store panel’s installed till appAt least 512×512 px, PNG.
FaviconBrowser tabA simple square mark.
App brand colourButtons and highlights in the customer, seller and rider appsThe apps read it from your server, so changing it here updates the apps without a new release.
Dashboard themeThe admin’s own colours
Support email / phone / WhatsAppWebsite contact areas, app help screens, emails

Save, then open your website in a private window to check it.

The name and icon under the app on a phone are part of the app build, not a server setting — see Rename & rebrand the apps.

Your public site’s pages, menus and texts are edited in Admin → Website pages.

The website shows App Store and Google Play badges (and a QR code on the download page) once you add your store links to the backend .env, then run php artisan config:cache:

MARKETING_CUSTOMER_IOS_URL=https://apps.apple.com/app/id0000000000
MARKETING_CUSTOMER_ANDROID_URL=https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.example.app

The store and rider apps use MARKETING_SELLER_… and MARKETING_RIDER_… the same way. Leave a link empty to hide its badge. With no customer links, the site says the apps are coming soon.

Not on Google Play yet? Point an Android link at an .apk file instead, for example one you upload to public/downloads/ on your server (that folder is ignored by git). The badge then reads “Download for Android” and downloads the file directly.