main replacements (#991)

* main replacements

* roku small fix

Author: kukukaka

docs/getting-started/installation/roku.mdx

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Once you have your developer account created, head to the [dashboard](https://de
 ### App configuration
 
 1. Make sure your project has been enabled to create Roku apps. If you're not sure, talk to your RevenueCat contact.
-2. Open the RevenueCat dashboard, select your project, and click on "Add app" > "Roku Channel Store".
+2. Open the RevenueCat dashboard, select your project, and go to "Apps & providers" to click "Add app config" > "Roku Channel Store".
 
 ![](/docs_images/projects/add-app-platform.png)
 

docs/getting-started/quickstart.mdx

@@ -76,14 +76,14 @@ If you run into issues with the SDK, see [Troubleshooting the SDKs](/test-and-la
 ### Initialize and Configure the SDK
 
 :::info Only use your public API key to configure Purchases
-You can get your public API key from the **Platforms** section of your Project Settings in the dashboard.
+You can get your public API key from the **API keys** section in the dashboard.
 :::
 
 You should only configure the shared instance of _Purchases_ once, usually on app launch. After that, the same instance is shared throughout your app by accessing the `.shared` instance in the SDK.
 
 See our guide on [Configuring SDK](/getting-started/configuring-sdk) for more information and best practices.
 
-Make sure you configure _Purchases_ with your public API key only. You can find this API key in your app settings by selecting your app from Project Settings > Platforms. You can read more about the different API keys available in our [Authentication guide](/projects/authentication).
+Make sure you configure _Purchases_ with your public API key only. You can find this API key in your app settings by selecting your app in the API keys page. You can read more about the different API keys available in our [Authentication guide](/projects/authentication).
 
 import swiftContent from "@site/code_blocks/getting-started/getting-started_1.swift?raw";
 import objectiveCContent from "@site/code_blocks/getting-started/getting-started_2.m?raw";

docs/platform-resources/apple-platform-resources/handling-refund-requests.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Regardless of if you're on V1 or V2 of Apple App Store Server Notifications, Rev
 
 ## Handling of Refund Requests
 
-To allow RevenueCat to send additional data of your customer's purchases to Apple, navigate to your RevenueCat project, choose your iOS platform under **Platforms** in the project sidebar, and expand the **"Handling of refund requests"** section:
+To allow RevenueCat to send additional data of your customer's purchases to Apple, navigate to your RevenueCat project, choose your iOS platform under **Apps & providers** in the project sidebar, and expand the **"Handling of refund requests"** section:
 
 ![](/docs_images/platform-resources/apple/apple-handling-refunds.png)
 

docs/platform-resources/server-notifications/apple-server-notifications.mdx

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ RevenueCat does not require server notifications from the App Store, however doi
 
 [Apple server-to-server notifications](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appstoreservernotifications/enabling-app-store-server-notifications) should be set up in App Store Connect with the URL provided in the RevenueCat dashboard.
 
-1. Navigate to your iOS app under **Project settings > Platforms** in the RevenueCat dashboard.
+1. Navigate to your iOS app under **Apps & providers** in the RevenueCat dashboard.
 2. Scroll to the **Apple Server to Server notification settings** section, and copy the entire URL provided under **Apple Server Notification URL**.
    ![Server to Server Notification URL](/docs_images/platform-resources/apple/apple-server-to-server-url.png)
 3. Log in to **[App Store Connect](https://appstoreconnect.apple.com/)** and select your app.
@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ Most customers won't need to receive Apple's notifications to their server direc
 
 If you still want to receive Apple's notifications to your server, you can configure RevenueCat to forward them to a URL that you specify.
 
-1. Navigate to your iOS app under **Project settings > Platforms** in the RevenueCat dashboard.
+1. Navigate to your iOS app under **Apps & providers** in the RevenueCat dashboard.
 2. Scroll to the **Apple Server to Server notification settings** section, and enter your server's URL in **Apple Server Notification Forwarding URL**.
 3. Click **Save Changes** in the top right corner.
 

docs/platform-resources/server-notifications/paddle-server-notifications.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ RevenueCat does not require server notifications from Paddle, however doing so c
 
 ## Setup Instructions
 
-1. Navigate to your Paddle configuration in the RevenueCat dashboard by selecting your app from **Project Settings > Platforms**.
+1. Navigate to your Paddle configuration in the RevenueCat dashboard by selecting your app from **Apps & providers**.
 2. Expand the **Webhook Configuration** section and click on **Apply in Paddle**.
 
 ![](/docs_images/web/paddle/apply-in-paddle.png)

docs/projects/authentication.md

@@ -9,18 +9,18 @@ RevenueCat authenticates requests from the RevenueCat SDK and the [REST API](/ap
 
 There are two types of API keys:
 
-- **Public** API keys (also known as **App specific keys** in the dashboard) are meant to make non-potent changes to subscribers, and must be used to [configure the SDK](/getting-started/configuring-sdk). Each app under a project is automatically provided with a public API key.
+- **Public** API keys (also known as **SDK API keys** in the dashboard) are meant to make non-potent changes to subscribers, and must be used to [configure the SDK](/getting-started/configuring-sdk). Each app under a project is automatically provided with a public API key.
 - **Secret** API keys, prefixed `sk_`, should be kept confidential and only stored on your own servers. Your secret API keys can perform restricted API requests such as deleting subscribers and granting entitlements. Secret API keys are project-wide and can be created and revoked by project [Admins](/projects/collaborators).
 
 ## Finding API Keys
 
-You can find the API keys for your project under the **Platforms** section of your Project Settings in the dashboard.
+You can find the API keys for your project under **API keys** in the dashboard.
 
 ![API Keys](/docs_images/projects/finding-api-keys.png)
 
-Public platform-specific API keys are automatically created when adding an App to your Project and cannot be changed. Secret API keys can be created by selecting the **+ New API key** button and will be listed under the section **Secret API keys**.
+Public platform-specific API keys are automatically created when adding an App to your Project and cannot be changed. Secret API keys can be created by selecting the **+ New secret API key** button and will be listed under the section **Secret API keys**.
 
-You can also find the public API key in your app settings by selecting your app from **Project Settings > Platforms**.
+You can also find the public API key in your app settings by selecting your app from **Apps & providers**.
 
 If you cannot see your API keys anywhere in the dashboard, it may mean you do not have access to them. Contact the project's owner and make sure you are added as an **Admin**.
 

docs/projects/connect-a-store.md

@@ -1,23 +1,23 @@
 ---
-title: Connect Platforms
-sidebar_label: Connect Platforms
+title: Connect Apps & Web Providers
+sidebar_label: Connect Apps & Web Providers
 slug: connect-a-store
 excerpt: Connect your project to App Store Connect, Google Play Console, and more
 ---
 
-Once you've created a [project](/projects/overview), you'll need to connect it to the stores and platforms you want to support and set up [Server Notifications](/platform-resources/server-notifications). After you've connected your app, you can import your products from the stores to start configuring your offerings.
+Once you've created a [project](/projects/overview), you'll need to connect it to the stores and payment providers you want to support and set up [Server Notifications](/platform-resources/server-notifications). After you've connected your app, you can import your products from the stores to start configuring your offerings.
 
-Add an **app platform** or **web platform** in the _Platforms_ section of your project settings.
+Add an **app config** or **web config** in the _Apps & providers_ section of your app settings.
 
-![Add App Platform](/docs_images/projects/add-app-platform.png)
+![Add App Configuration](/docs_images/projects/add-app-platform.png)
 
-![Add Web Platform](/docs_images/projects/add-web-platform.png)
+![Add Web Configuration](/docs_images/projects/add-web-platform.png)
 
-## Add a Platform
+## Add a Configuration
 
 RevenueCat supports a wide range of stores and payment providers.
 
-### App Platforms
+### App Configuration
 
 #### Apple App Store
 
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ To connect your app to the Roku Store, you'll need to add your **App name**, and
 
 - [Where do I find my Roku Pay API Key?](/service-credentials/roku-credentials)
 
-### Web Platforms
+### Web Configuration
 
 #### Web Billing
 
@@ -70,16 +70,16 @@ Paddle is a popular all-in-one payment infrastructure that allows you to accept
 
 ## Platform Server Notifications
 
-After adding your platforms, we recommend setting up [Platform Server Notifications](/platform-resources/server-notifications). These notifications will ensure RevenueCat is notified of purchases and subscription events as soon as possible, and will speed up [webhooks](/integrations/webhooks) and integration delivery times.
+After adding your configurations, we recommend setting up [Platform Server Notifications](/platform-resources/server-notifications). These notifications will ensure RevenueCat is notified of purchases and subscription events as soon as possible, and will speed up [webhooks](/integrations/webhooks) and integration delivery times.
 
 ## Import Products
 
-After adding your platforms, you can import your products from the stores to start configuring your offerings.
+After adding your configurations, you can import your products from the stores to start configuring your offerings.
 
 - [Learn more about importing products](/offerings/products-overview)
 
 ## Next steps
 
-If you've added your platforms, it's time to install the SDK to start making purchases.
+If you've added your configurations, it's time to install the SDK to start making purchases.
 
 <Button href="/docs/getting-started/installation">Install the SDK →</Button>

docs/service-credentials/itunesconnect-app-specific-shared-secret/app-store-connect-api-key-configuration.mdx

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ _This key can only be downloaded once_, so make sure you store it in a safe loca
 
 Once everything is set up in App Store Connect, you need to upload the App Store Connect API key from the previous step to RevenueCat.
 
-In the RevenueCat dashboard, select your iOS app from the Apps tab in your project settings.
+In the RevenueCat dashboard, select your iOS app from the Apps & providers page in the navigation.
 
 Within your app settings, under the tab App Store Connect API, you'll see an area to upload your App Store Connect .p8 file that you downloaded from App Store Connect.
 

docs/service-credentials/itunesconnect-app-specific-shared-secret/in-app-purchase-key-configuration.mdx

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Select _Download API Key_ and store the file in a safe place, you'll need to upl
 
 Once everything is set up in App Store Connect, you need to upload the In-App Purchase Key from the previous step to RevenueCat.
 
-In the RevenueCat dashboard, select your App Store app from the **Apps** tab in your project settings.
+In the RevenueCat dashboard, select your App Store app from the **Apps & providers** page in your project settings.
 
 Within your app settings, under the tab **In-app purchase key configuration**, you'll see an area to upload your In-App Purchase Key .p8 file that you downloaded from App Store Connect.
 

docs/web/connect-stripe-account.mdx

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ To use a Stripe sandbox for testing in RevenueCat Web Billing:
 1. Switch to the sandbox you wish to connect to RevenueCat
 1. Install the [RevenueCat app](https://marketplace.stripe.com/apps/revenuecat) from the Stripe Marketplace
 1. After installation, go to the app settings and connect your RevenueCat account
-1. You will need to **create two Web Billing platforms** in the RevenueCat dashboard — one for production, and one for the sandbox connection (we recommend naming them accordingly)
+1. You will need to **create two Web Billing configs** in the RevenueCat dashboard — one for production, and one for the sandbox connection (we recommend naming them accordingly)
 1. In the billing settings for each platform, make sure the correct Stripe account connection is selected for each one
 
 ## Next steps