# Web App

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## Settings

You’ll see that there are several options to tweak your Web App, including:

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* **Title -** User-facing title for your web app.
* **Description -** Optional user-facing description for your web app.
* **Select Fields -** Select which fields to include.

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* **Make Public -** Allow anyone to access this app without requiring authentication—Yes or No.
* **Allow Bulk Upload -** Allow users to make bulk predictions by uploading datasets in CSV format—Yes or No.
* **Show Probability -** Show probabilities of categorical predictions and the prediction itself—Yes or No).
* **Apply Data Prep -** Applies the current Data Prep settings before making predictions.

## Advanced Settings

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* **Backtest -** Check how the model performs on your dataset by providing output values.
* **Top Predicted Classes -** How many top predicted classes to return. This is only enabled for Categorical prediction.
* **Upper Prediction Threshold -** Applies prediction threshold to the data before outputting predictions. They are used for numerical predictions only.
* **Lower Prediction Threshold -** Applies prediction threshold to the data before outputting predictions. They are used for numerical predictions only.

When you’re done selecting the desired settings, hit “Deploy,” and you’ll get a URL to the live Web App.

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The Web App will look something like this (with variations depending on the settings you’ve selected). A user simply inputs (or uploads) data and hits “Predict Fields” to get a prediction.

You can update your deployment with new settings by hitting “Update Deployment” or undeploy by hitting the three-dots icon and selecting “Undeploy.”

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### Model Health

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In the 'Undeploy' menu is a 'Model Health' button. This allows you to send notifications to an email of various status changes in the model.

### iFrame

When you hit “Deploy” for a web app, you’ll get a pop-up that includes the live app link and an iFrame embed.&#x20;

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To access that pop-up again and the included iFrame embed, click the “Show Deployment” button in the top-right of your Web App step.

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Frame stands for “inline frame,” an HTML tag that can be embedded in any site. For a simple example, you can head to Google Sites to make a free website without any code, including the option for an HTML embed element, where you can paste the iFrame code to feature an Akkio model.

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You can also embed iFrame elements in other website builders like WordPress, SquareSpace, Webflow, Bubble, and more.