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Workspace settings are shared across every member of the workspace. Only admins can edit them; everyone sees the result. If you’re a solo builder, your workspace is just you — but the same fields still apply, and a cleaner workspace identity helps when projects get shared.
Workspace settings — avatar, name, handle, branded URLs

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Identity

Workspace handle is one-shot — once claimed, you can change it but the old handle becomes available to others within 30 days. Plan accordingly if you’ve already shared links.

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Visibility

Workspace profile visibility has two modes:
  • Public — name, avatar, workspace handle, and published-project list are visible at vibely.sh/@<handle>. Anonymous visitors can see your shipped builds.
  • Private — none of the above is reachable without auth. Members can still see everything internally.
Default is Private for new workspaces. Flip to Public when you’re ready to share your work publicly — e.g. for portfolios, agency case studies, or hackathon submissions.

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Invite behaviour

Two account-level settings affect how invites flow through your workspace:
  • Auto-accept invitations (Account scope, per user) — when on, an invite to a workspace adds you immediately on the next sign-in instead of pinging you for explicit accept. Most useful if you bounce between many client workspaces in an agency setup.
  • Invite-only signup (Workspace scope, admin) — when on, only invited emails can join. When off, anyone with a workspace join link can sign up.
These compose: an auto-accepting user invited to an invite-only workspace just joins, no prompts.

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Branding the generated apps

This page is about your Vibely workspace identity — what shows up in the dashboard, in URLs, in the sidebar. It does not affect the apps you generate. A published build at your-app.vibelyagent.com ships with whatever branding the agent put in the code — favicons, meta tags, OG images. Edit those in code or prompt:
“Set the favicon, OG image, and meta description to use [paste your assets / brand].”
Custom domains for published apps live under Web App Mode → Publish.

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What admins control vs members see

For who-can-do-what across roles, see Workspace → People.

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Deleting a workspace

Admin-only, irreversible, takes 30 days to actually purge from backups.
  • Every project in the workspace is archived (read-only) for the 30 days, then deleted.
  • Connector OAuth tokens are revoked immediately at the third party.
  • Published custom domains return 404 within an hour.
If you’re an agency winding down a client, prefer Transfer ownership over delete — moves the workspace to the client’s account so they own the codebase and the published URL.