During password reset, the user gets an email from [appname][email protected]. Thus, the user experience depends a bit on the app name. It would be confusing if users would get an email from “[email protected]” for a password reset for an app called MotoFrete.
If you don’t want to reconfigure your apps email options and if you don’t want your users to be confused from the senders email during password reset, maybe use a similar name like: Moto-Frete (adding a dash) or MotoFreteApp or anything else you can think of that isn’t already taken.
Edit: When I was sure about my apps name, I just copied the app (see image below) with a more suitable name and downgraded the old app plan (I did it a day before the scheduled payment). Then I just upgraded the new app. I had to reinstall some custom plugins but it was nothing too difficult. This also copied the database records to the new app. However, keep in mind that any uploaded files weren’t transferred to the new app. This wasn’t an issue in my case as I had only uploaded very few files.
