Project Details

Clicking into a project from the Projects list opens the Dashboard — the project's entry point. It gives a one-screen overview of the project's identity, its repository, the current published versions per platform, recent deployment activity, and success/failure trends, arranged in three columns.

Drag a card by the grip in its header to reorder it, including across columns — your layout is remembered. Use the reset link to put every card back in its default position.

Project-level configuration (credentials, environment variables, webhooks, general settings) lives on a separate Settings screen, reached via the gear icon in the top-right corner. See Settings.

Meta Information

The project's own identity, independent of its git repository:

Field	Description
Name	The project's display name.
Slug	The project's URL-safe identifier.
Architecture	managed or bare.
Project Status	Active, Inactive, or Draft.
Created At	When the project was created.
Last Activity Date	When the project was last active.

Long values (like Slug) truncate — hover to see the full value, and use the copy icon next to a value to copy it in full.

Repository

Everything about the project's managed git repository and its latest commit:

Field	Description
Repository Name	The name of the Akinon-managed repository.
HTTP Clone URL / SSH Clone URL	The two clone URLs for the repository, each individually copyable.
Default Branch	The repository's main branch, if it has one — a dash otherwise.
Latest Commit Date	When the most recent commit was made.
Latest Commit Id	The SHA of the most recent commit.
Latest Commit Message	The most recent commit's message.
Commit Author Email	Who authored the most recent commit.

Click Commits in the card's footer to open the full commit history and diff viewer for this repository.

App Status

The version currently published per platform (iOS, Android, Huawei — only platforms with published version data are shown), for the selected environment:

Field	Description
Environment	The build runtime version currently live for that platform.
Store	The version currently published in the store for that platform.

Use the Production / Staging dropdown in the filter row below the card title to switch which environment's versions are shown. Hover the trailing target glyph to see that platform's Git tag.

Metrics

Four pies — one per iOS, Android, and Huawei builds, plus CodePush — breaking down how many deployments in the selected time window succeeded versus failed. Use the dropdown in the filter row below the card title to change the time window (Today, Last 1 Week, Last 1 Month, Last 3 Months, Last 6 Months).

Only completed outcomes (Success/Failed) are charted — deployments still in progress or canceled are not counted.

Plugins

The plugins shipped in the build currently published to the store, for one platform and environment at a time — so you can see which plugin version is live without opening individual builds.

• Pick the platform (Android, iOS, Huawei) and the environment (Production, Staging) in the filter row below the card title.
• A summary line shows how many plugins that build carries and when it was published. Hover it to see that this is the source build — the on-store build this plugin set was published with.
• The list shows each plugin's Name and Version. A red marker next to a version means it differs from the other platforms in the same environment; a gray marker means there is nothing to compare it against on another platform. Hover a marker to see the version on every platform.

The list fills in from a project's next store publish onward. A platform and environment with no plugin data yet shows No Result(s) Found.

Latest Builds, Latest Code Push, Latest Distributions

Three cards showing the five most recent records of each kind, newest first. Each row shows the platform, a Tag (where applicable), a kind-specific value column (e.g. Store version), and a status glyph.

• Hover a row for its full detail (versions, timestamps, artifact size, release notes) in a popover. A failed build or code push also offers a log-download control from its popover.
• Click a row to open its detail page.
• Click the expand icon (view details) at the right end of a card's header, next to the drag grip, to open the same records as a table with more detail — tag, store version, created, started and completed times, environment, and status. Click a row to open its detail page, or its tag to open that commit range.
• Latest Builds — use + Create Build to start a new build, or View Builds to open the full build list.

These three cards auto-refresh: they poll every 10 seconds while any row is still pending or deploying, and stop once nothing is in progress.