Customize Your Hub
Hub Settings is where you control how your hub looks and behaves — name and URL, appearance, labels, base prompts, core questions, welcome emails, access, SEO, custom domain, and analytics. This is the map to all of it.
Your hub's Hub Settings page is where you control how the hub looks, feels, and behaves. Open your hub, select Hub Settings, and you'll find the settings grouped down the left: General, Customize, Content, Welcome Emails, Base Prompts, and Core Questions, plus an Advanced group holding AI Hub Access, SEO, Custom Domain, and Analytics.
This page is the map. Appearance and label renaming are covered here in full; everything else links to a dedicated walkthrough.
Name, URL, and going live
General holds your hub's name, its .obie.io URL, and the Published toggle that makes the hub reachable. See How Do I Rename My AI Hub or Change Its URL? and How Do I Make My AI Hub Live?.
Customize (appearance)
Control the visual look of your hub:
- Logo — upload your logo (with a cropping tool for clean sizing).
- Colors — set your hub's primary color accent.
- Background — choose a background for your hub: none, solid color, gradient (with direction and opacity controls), or an uploaded image (cover or contain). This is the top-level background — journeys, milestones, and conversations can override it at their level.
Renaming labels
Under Content you can rename the default labels — Journeys, Milestones, Steps, and Conversations — to whatever fits your program. The labels you choose appear throughout the member experience.
Teaching the AI about your business
Base Prompts sets the purpose, audience, tone, and industry rules that shape every AI interaction in your hub. Core Questions shows you every question whose answer is carried forward into later steps. See What Base Prompts Do and How to Set Them and Core Questions: Give the AI Context That Carries Forward.
Emails to your members
Welcome Emails is where you rewrite the email a new member receives and set who it appears to come from. See Customize Your Hub's Welcome Emails and Change Who Your Hub's Emails Come From.
Advanced
- AI Hub Access — who can get in and how. See Add Members and Control Who Can Access Your AI Hub.
- SEO — your title, description, share image, and whether search engines may index your public pages. See Hub SEO Settings: Titles, Previews, and Indexing.
- Custom Domain — serve your hub from your own domain instead of .obie.io. See Connect a Custom Domain to Your AI Hub.
- Analytics — paste your GA4, Google Tag Manager, Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn, Clarity, or Pinterest IDs. See Hub Analytics Settings: Connect Your Tracking Platforms.
Frequently asked questions
- Where do I change my hub's logo?
- Open your hub → Settings → Customize. Upload your logo there — a cropping tool helps you get clean sizing.
- Can I rename Journeys, Milestones, Steps, and Conversations?
- Yes. From your hub settings, you can change these labels to whatever fits your program. The new labels appear throughout the member experience.
- Do journeys inherit the hub's background?
- Yes, by default. Journeys, milestones, and conversations inherit the hub's background unless they set their own custom background.
- What are base prompts?
- Base prompts set the purpose, tone, and industry for your hub's AI. They shape how the AI communicates across all steps, conversations, and guidance in the hub.
Related help articles
How Do I Rename My AI Hub or Change Its URL?
Your hub's name and its URL are two separate fields in Hub Settings → General, and changing one never changes the other. Renaming is always safe; changing the URL breaks links to the old address, because the old subdomain doesn't redirect.
Read moreWhat Base Prompts Do and How to Set Them
Base Prompts is where you tell the AI who your hub is for, what result it produces, and how it should sound. The Step Base Prompt is prepended to every step generation, and the fields below it are background context reused across steps, offer pages, and offer chat.
Read moreCustomize Your Hub's Welcome Emails
The welcome email gives a new member a link to set their password. Sending it is a choice you make when you add someone — and under Hub Settings → Welcome Emails you can rewrite the subject and the full HTML body, or leave them blank to use OBIE's default.
Read more