Navigation

You can allow users to navigate to different screens in a variety of ways:

  1. Tabs

  2. Using lists as menus

Tabs

Tabs are the main and most straightforward way you can present screens to users. Tabs can live in two places; at the bottom of your app or in the App Menu.

Creating tabs

To create a tab, visit the tabs section and click the blue plus icon.

Next, choose the source sheet for your tab, change the name, and pick an icon.

Moving tabs to the App Menu

Signing out

If your app uses sign in then your users will be able to log out by tapping the log out button in the app menu.

Showing or Hiding Tabs

You can hide or show tabs based on User Profile data. To learn more about this, check out our guide on Visibility Conditions.

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Instead of using Tabs to navigate to screens, you can use the Link to Screen Action. This action can be enabled on components like the Button and Image component. Read more below!

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Use lists as menus

By default, list items link to each item's details screen. However, you can change the action to be 'Independent Screen Configuration' and customize each screen individually.

This way – lists can act as custom menus. Read more here.

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