Published under your own name on Google Play and the App Store.
We guide you through opening your own developer accounts, then prepare the listing, icon, screenshots and privacy details and submit them for review. The store page shows your business, and the app stays yours.
- Your developer account
- Screenshots made for you
- Privacy details filled
Publish your app
Under your own store accounts
Sheela's Bakes
Food & Drink · Version 1.0
- App name & icon
- Screenshots made for you
- Privacy details filled
- Google Play: Live
- App Store: In review
- Policy check before submit
- One-tap updates
- Android and iOS
Inside the block
What App Store Publisher gives you
Accounts in your name
Step-by-step help to open your Google Play Console and Apple Developer accounts. Store fees are paid by you directly to the stores.
Store listing ready
App icon, screenshots, short and long description in your languages, generated from your app and editable.
Privacy and data forms
The data safety and privacy questions are pre-filled from the blocks you used, for you to confirm.
Policy check
We check common reasons for rejection before you submit, so review goes faster.
Updates without rebuilding
Content changes go live instantly. Bigger updates are packaged and submitted for you.
Web version alongside
A matching web version on a myappet link, or your own domain on the Master Set.
How it snaps in
Three steps, then it is part of your app.
- 1
Open your accounts
We show you exactly what to click on Google Play and Apple, and what documents to keep ready.
- 2
Review the listing
Check the icon, screenshots and text we prepared from your app.
- 3
Submit
Android is often live within a couple of days. iOS review time depends on Apple.
In real shops
How businesses use App Store Publisher
Guided account set-up so you never hand your store login to anyone.
One app with every branch inside, or separate apps per brand on the Master Set.
Update offers and photos before each season without a new review.
Why not publish under your account?
Because then the app would not truly be yours. Under your own account, you keep the listing, reviews and users even if you leave.
What do the stores charge?
Google Play has a one-time registration fee and Apple has a yearly membership. You pay these directly to the stores.
What if the app is rejected?
We read the reason with you, fix what is needed and resubmit at no extra cost.
Launch day starts with one sentence
I run a bakery and I want my customers to order ahead in my own app.
Blocks your app starts with
Free to build and preview. Publishing starts at $19 a month.