Publishing in the Mia App Store
Your app is done. Publishing takes ten seconds — and you decide precisely who gets to see it.
All episodes in this series
- 01Mia OS in 60 seconds
- 02Your first app in one sentence
- 03Refining in The Atelier
- 04Frontend only: an app without a server
- 05Frontend + backend: an app that remembers
- 06Backend only: an app without a screen
- 07Take your app live on the internet
- 08Publishing in the Mia App Store
- 09Installing an app from the App Store
- 10Pushing updates as a maker
- 11Private sharing through Mia Connect
- 12What does an app cost? Credits explained
- 13From idea to shared app
Where you publish
You publish in the same place as the settings: the gear in the live strip, right at the bottom of the panel.
Three kinds of visibility
- Public — anyone finds it in the Mia App Store.
- Unlisted — only people with the direct link see it. It appears in no list.
- Private — only the people you are connected to through Mia Connect.
You can change this later without republishing.
One click — or simply ask
Click Publish. Your app gets version 1.0 and sits in the store from that moment.
It also works without buttons. Tell Mia: *"publish my app PlantPal in the App Store, private"*. Exactly the same result — publishing always stays your own deliberate action.
Frequently asked questions
Can Mia publish my app by herself?
No. Publishing only happens when you do it or ask for it — never automatically.
Can I remove it from the store?
Yes. Set the visibility back to private or take it down entirely.
Dig deeper
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