> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ox.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ox.security/scan-and-analyze-with-ox/analyzing-scan-results/applications-new/application-details/application-details-owners-and-activity-tab.md).

# Application Details: Owners & Activity tab

The Owners & Activity tab provides information about the people responsible for the application, the technologies used, and repository activity and metadata.

Use this tab to identify application owners, understand the application's technology stack, and review repository information.

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## Owners

The Owners section lists the users responsible for different aspects of the application.

You can assign one or more owners to each ownership role.

| Owner type          | Description                                                                    |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **Business Owners** | Responsible for the business aspects of the application.                       |
| **Security Owners** | Responsible for the application's security posture and remediation activities. |
| **Dev Owners**      | Responsible for developing and maintaining the application.                    |
| **Watchers**        | Users who want to monitor the application without being assigned ownership.    |

Select Add owner to assign an owner to the selected role.

## Languages

The Languages section displays the programming languages and file types detected in the application.

For each language, OX displays:

* The percentage of the repository represented by the language.
* A visual distribution of the application's technology stack.

Use this information to quickly understand the primary technologies used by the application.

## Activity

The Activity section displays repository metadata and activity information collected from the connected source control provider.

| Field                  | Description                                                                |
| ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Creator**            | User who created the repository.                                           |
| **Type**               | Repository type.                                                           |
| **Access Level**       | Indicates whether the repository is public or private.                     |
| **Watchers**           | Number of users watching the repository.                                   |
| **Tags**               | Repository tags imported from the source control provider, when available. |
| **YAMLs**              | Number of YAML files detected in the repository.                           |
| **Repo Size**          | Repository size.                                                           |
| **Push Events**        | Number of push events detected, when available.                            |
| **Pull Requests**      | Number of pull requests associated with the repository, when available.    |
| **Branches**           | Number of branches in the repository.                                      |
| **Downloads**          | Indicates whether repository downloads are enabled.                        |
| **Forks**              | Number of repository forks.                                                |
| **Analyzed Branch**    | Branch currently analyzed by OX.                                           |
| **Creation Date**      | Date when the repository was created.                                      |
| **Latest Code Change** | Date of the most recent code change detected in the repository.            |
| **First Seen in OX**   | Date when OX first discovered the application.                             |
| **OX in Pipeline**     | Indicates whether pipeline scanning is enabled for the application.        |
| **Latest Scan Type**   | Type of the most recent scan performed for the application.                |

Some fields may not be available for all source control providers or repositories. When information is unavailable, OX displays no value for the corresponding field.


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