Cockpit
Cockpit
User guide to the Laioutr Cockpit—project dashboard, Studio, deployments, apps, settings, and your account.
Laioutr Cockpit
The Cockpit is the web application where you manage Laioutr organizations and storefront projects. It is aimed at operators, merchandisers, and project owners who configure hosting, review deployments, browse connector apps, and open Studio to edit the live frontend—without working in source code.
Typical entry URL pattern: https://cockpit.laioutr.cloud/o/{organization}/p/{project} (your organization and project slugs).
What you can do here
- Organisation settings — per-organization tabs for General (name, IDs, delete org), Projects (list, create, delete), Members (invite, roles, leave), Roles (permissions), Billing (Stripe portal, plans), and API keys (CLI / CI authentication).
- Project dashboard — quick entry to Studio, Apps, Themes, and other areas.
- Deployments — list builds, filter by status and environment, trigger a deploy, and open a deployment for logs and metadata.
- Environments — run a stage or a dev copy of a project beside the live site, each with its own address, content, apps and platform version; copy work between them, and undo a copy.
- Configuration is where you enter the settings your installed apps ask for, per environment, and test each connection.
- Apps — browse integrations (ecommerce, tracking, performance, search, and more) and open each app’s detail view.
- Studio — visual editor for pages, sections, and blocks with a live preview.
- Laioutr MCP lets you connect an AI assistant to inspect and edit project content through your Cockpit account.
- Markets — regions or storefront segments: currency, flag, domains, and which language each URL uses.
- Translations — languages for the project, fallback chains, and how they tie to domains (with Markets).
- Redirects — map old URL paths to new paths or external URLs; bulk edit, CSV import/export, permanent vs temporary.
- Content — Collections for structured, schema-based entries (draft / changed / live), multilingual editing, and Media Library for assets.
- Distributr — product data feeds for Google, Meta, AWIN, idealo and eBay, generated per market and published at a stable address the channel fetches on its own.
- Project settings — project secret key, NPM registry token, and permanent project deletion.
- Account — preferences (language, profile, color mode), security (email, password, delete account), and notification channels.
The sections below mirror the product areas. For developer-oriented topics (framework, APIs, hyperscaler and native hosting integrations), use Frontend, Hosting, and Apps in this documentation site.