configurable

adjective
UK /kənˈfɪɡərəbl/
US /kənˈfɪɡjərəbl/

Able to be changed or set up in different ways to fit what you need.

The new app is configurable, so you can choose your favorite colors and layout.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Able to be arranged or assembled in a particular way, especially of computer systems or software.

The server is highly configurable, allowing administrators to add or remove features as needed.

3. Capable of being shaped or structured according to a plan or design.

The seating in the hall is configurable for different events, from lectures to dinners.

4. In computing, describing hardware or software whose settings can be altered by the user.

This configurable keyboard lets you remap every key to suit your workflow.