Identity
Set the application name, description, help URL, support URL, and author. These are stored in the instance settings and survive upgrades.
Images
All image branding is served from fixed asset URLs. MokoGIT keeps its built-in defaults in the application; when you upload a custom image it is stored as an override that takes precedence, and a Reset reverts to the default.
- Nav Icon — the square icon in the top-left of every page (also used as the installed-app / PWA icon).
- Login Logo — the wide logo on the sign-in and home pages.
- Favicon — the browser-tab and PWA icon.
The one-SVG brand generator
The Brand Icon slot accepts a single master SVG and generates every raster derivative from it automatically — you upload one file and MokoGIT produces the rest:
- The SVG is used directly for the favicon, the navbar icon, and the native-webhook icon (all vector).
- MokoGIT renders the PNG and PWA sizes from it: the 256×256 favicon, the 180×180 Apple touch icon, the 192 and 512 PWA app icons (including a maskable 512), and a 96×96 favicon.
If the server-side SVG renderer is unavailable the SVG is still saved and you are warned that the raster sizes were not regenerated — nothing breaks.
Resetting to defaults
Each slot has its own Reset, and a single Reset all branding to MokoGIT defaults action reverts every custom image at once.
Tips
- Use a square, uncluttered SVG for the Brand Icon so it reads well at favicon and PWA sizes.
- Use a wide logo for the Login Logo.
- If a default image still shows after you expected a change, check for a leftover custom override — a stale custom file shadows the newer default until you Reset it.