Configuration

Open config.ts. This is the product control file. The landing page, metadata, checkout button, emails, and legal contact all read from it.

Product identity

Key	What it changes
appName	Header, emails, checkout button, metadata
appDescription	Default meta description
domainName	Host only, no https://. Used for canonical URLs and legal copy

Plans

stripe.plans is the pricing section. Add objects to show more cards. Each plan needs:

• priceId — from NEXT_PUBLIC_STRIPE_PRICE_ID (or another public env var if you add a second plan)
• name, description, price, optional priceAnchor
• features — bullets on the card
• isFeatured — orange ring and Popular pill. Set this on one plan

The number on the hero comes from the featured plan.

Theme and layout

Key	What it changes
colors.theme	Default DaisyUI theme on <html data-theme>. dark or light
colors.main	Browser chrome and the top progress bar. HEX, default #FF4F01
layout.column	Marketing column width: 5xl, 6xl, or 7xl

Brand colour in CSS lives in app/globals.css as --color-primary. See Branding.

Email and support

Key	What it changes
resend.fromAdmin	The address sendEmail() actually uses
resend.fromNoReply	Reserved. Not read by the mail helper today
resend.supportEmail	Footer support link and legal contact. Leave empty to hide it

Use your verified Resend domain in production. The test sender works locally. See Resend.

Auth URLs

Key	What it changes
auth.loginUrl	Sign-in page. Private routes and apiClient send people here after a 401
auth.callbackUrl	Where a successful login lands. Default /dashboard

Crisp (optional)

Paste a Crisp site ID into crisp.id. onlyShowOnRoutes: ["/"] keeps the widget on the homepage only. ButtonSupport opens chat on other routes. Delete onlyShowOnRoutes to show chat everywhere. Skip Crisp entirely if supportEmail is enough.

Save the file and refresh. Name, plan, and theme should already match.