Create a manifest.yml file in the root of your rails app and commit it along with the rest of your code. If you have the `awesim_rails` gem included, you can do that by running a rake task:
```sh
$ rake awesim:manifest
manifest.yml created in root of rails app
$
```
Here is an example:
```yaml
name:Fill Sim
description:|
FillSim is an interactive and easy to use web app that models complex fluid
* description: a multi-line markdown formatted string
* documentation: a multi-line markdown formatted string
YAML lets you create multiline string values for a key using the pipe. Everything on the next line and after thats indented the same number of spaces together is used as the value.
This means you can have bullet lists and links and bold and underline etc. This manifest information is what is displayed in the dashboard at https://apps.awesim.org/devapps