Publishing overview
Pick a store in Publish, do the step it marks next, and follow your app through review to release.
Updated Oct 11, 2026
Steps
- Click Publish in the project bar (on a narrow window, in the app menu).
- Pick App Store or Google Play. Each shows how many steps are done.
- Do the step in the card at the top: a form, a button, or a console page with the values to copy.
- Repeat until the card offers Open Releases.
Who does what
| FluxNative | You |
|---|---|
| Builds and signs the IPA and App Bundle | Join Apple's Developer Program and create a Google Play developer account |
| Sets up signing: bundle ID, certificate, profiles | Accept Apple's agreements, tax and banking |
| Uploads to TestFlight and internal testing | Create the app in each store; upload the first Play bundle by hand |
| Writes and sends the store page and Data safety | Answer App Privacy and Play's App content |
| Submits for review and releases | Run Google's closed test, if your account needs one |
Time and fees
| Account | Fee | Lead time |
|---|---|---|
| Apple, individual | US$99 a year | Usually a day or two |
| Apple, organization (D-U-N-S number) | US$99 a year | Often one to two weeks |
| Google Play, personal, created after 13 November 2023 | US$25 once | Three to four weeks, closed test first |
| Google Play, personal, older | US$25 once | Days |
| Google Play, organization (D-U-N-S number) | US$25 once | Days to a few weeks |
Good to know
- Apple usually answers a review within a day or two, Google within a few days; a first review can take longer. Fees go to Apple and Google.
- Nothing is submitted or released until you confirm. The assistant can do these steps too, each as a card you approve.
- By default, only owners and admins connect store accounts, send, submit and release.
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