Utility Pages
Customize pre-built utility pages.
Utility pages are setup for you automatically, based on the functionality you setup in the Authentication tab of the Users menu. They cannot be deleted, but you can disable certain ones depending on your User Authentication settings. They facilitate core functions of any web app so your users have a great experience and you donβt have to spend time figuring out what to build or how to build it.

While you can change the name and url of these pages in the page settings, we recommend sticking with the defaults. You can also edit the branding of these pages. Each utility page will have its own settings and capabilities. Letβs explore the functions of these pages as they are know by their default names:
- Log in - This page is to let your app users log in to your app. You can also create multiple login pages, which is helpful for onboarding different roles or branding them in different ways. It is only available in your app if Login is enabled in your User Authentication settings.
- Sign up - This page is to allow people to sign up to your app as a user. You can also create multiple signup pages, which is helpful for onboarding different roles or branding them in different ways.It is only available in your app if Signup is enabled in your User Authentication settings.
- Account settings - This page is to allow users to edit their account/profile information such as their name, email, password, avatar, and any other information you want to let them edit. It is only available in your app if Login is enabled in your User Authentication settings.
- Forgot password - This page is to allow users to enter the email for their account so they can receive a forgot password email. It is only available in your app if Login is enabled in your User Authentication settings.
- Reset password - This page is to allow users to enter a new password after clicking on the Reset password link in the forgot password email. Its only available in your app if Login is enabled in your User Authentication settings.
- Link expired - This is shown to people who are using a valid link but whose login session has ended or the list item is no longer available. It will always be available in your app and cannot be deleted.
- Permission denied - This is equivalent to a traditional 401 page and is shown to users who try to access pages they are not allowed to see. It will always be available in your app and cannot be deleted.
- Page not found - This is equivalent to a traditional 404 page and is shown to users who try to access a page or link that does not exist in your app. It will always be available in your app and cannot be deleted.