Branding & waitlist

Use the tabs to separate identity & URL (Overview), page copy & post-signup flow (Copy & details), social handles (Social — fixed https:// prefixes per network), public-page look (Visual Design), and the waitlist widget for your own site (Widget). Save applies all tabs.

Define your product’s public identity: the name and logo in the waitlist header, the stable /app/<slug> address, and optional Terms / Privacy URLs for your policies (shown only when set). Marketing headlines and body copy live under Copy & details.

App name

The label visitors see beside your logo in the waitlist header (and in the page title). It does not have to match the URL slug.

URL slug

Becomes /app/your-slug and the public URL used by the widget. Must be unique across SPARK; use lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only. Leave blank when creating a new app to auto-generate from the app name. Changing it breaks old links—update marketing and widget embeds after save.

Logo URL

Public https:// image URL (SVG or raster). Shown in the waitlist header next to the app name; a square or wide asset usually works best. Host on your CDN or static file host.

If set, a Terms link appears in the waitlist header (your product’s terms—not SPARK’s).

If set, a Privacy link appears in the waitlist header (your policy—not SPARK’s).

Each link is shown only when that URL is set. Use a full https:// URL or a path on this host starting with / (not //). SPARK’s /tos and /privacy pages apply to the SPARK product only, not to your app’s waitlist.

Everything here is on-page messaging for /app/<slug>: what visitors read before they join, the call-to-action on the button, and an optional “what happens next” redirect after a successful signup.

Heading 1 (main title)

The primary promise or ask—rendered as the page <h1>, above the form. Keep it short; use the description for detail.

Heading 2 (optional)

Optional supporting line between the main title and body (page <h2>). Leave empty to hide it.

Description

Longer context: what you are building, why join, timing, or what subscribers get. Plain text; line breaks are kept on the public page.

Join button label

The visible label on the email submit control—your main conversion CTA. Empty uses the default Join waitlist.

After signup redirect (optional)

After a successful join, send the browser here (thank-you page, your site, or a survey). Use https:// or a path on this host starting with /. Leave empty to show the inline success message on the waitlist page instead.

Tune visual design for the public waitlist only—not this dashboard. Palette, typography, and corner rounding apply to /app/<slug>; the live preview on the right mirrors your choices (save to persist). Light vs dark baseline for the public page stays whatever is already stored on the app (defaults to dark for new apps).

Public page design

These settings apply to /app/<slug> (and the waitlist widget, which loads that page in an iframe).

Color palette

Named palettes override background, text, borders, and join-button colors for a cohesive brand look. Choose Theme default to use your app’s stored light/dark baseline without catalog colors.

Typography

Google Fonts pairings: a display face for app name and headings, and a body face for description and the email field. Pick for readability and brand fit.

Email field corner radius (px)

Preset pixel radius for the email field on the public form. 0 uses the theme default shape.

Join button corner radius (px)

Preset pixel radius for the join button, independent of the email field. 0 uses the theme default shape.

Live style preview

Approximates layout, colors, type, and radii using your current form values. Use the header Preview link for the full public page (including exact copy).

Your app

Join the waitlist

Short description for your waitlist.

Enter your email address Join waitlist

The waitlist widget is your public /app/<slug> page inside an <iframe>—same branding, copy, and signups as the standalone page. Put it on your marketing site; tune height and wrapper width in your CMS to avoid scrollbars or clipping. Use https in production.

Widget live preview

Renders the iframe the same way visitors will see it once the slug is valid—useful to check height and that your public page loads inside your site chrome.

Preview loads here when the slug is valid and available (same requirement as the header Preview link).

Branding form