Publishing
Uploading Native Apps
List an Android, iOS, Windows, macOS or Linux app on Theaimart by linking its Google Play listing or your website.
Updated · Guide version 1.1
Read as MarkdownTheaimart does not host installer files. A native app listing points people to where they already get your app: its Google Play listing, your website, or both. If your app also runs in the browser, you can add an HTTPS web app link and it opens right inside the store. This guide covers the dashboard flow, not a programmatic publishing API.
Where people get your app
| Link | What it does | Shown on the listing |
|---|---|---|
| Google Play | Opens your app's Play listing | On Android and in a browser |
| Website | Sends people to your own site, for any platform | Once you prove you own the site |
| Web app link | Opens your hosted app inside the store | Everywhere |
A submission needs at least one of the three. The Google Play link must be your app's listing address: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=….
Submit from the dashboard
- •Sign in and open Applications → Upload Apps.
- •Enter the name, category, description and version. Supply your developer and contact details and an HTTPS privacy policy URL.
- •Add your Google Play link, your website, a web app link, or any combination of them.
- •Add an icon and screenshots of the real application.
- •If using Premium Models, enter the price requested by the form; otherwise the form creates a free listing. Confirm the current price display before submitting.
- •Submit for review. Use the receipt's View my apps link to check status.
The form currently validates paid prices from 0.01 to 10,000. This documents form validation, not a billing plan or payout promise.
Verify your website
Anyone can type any domain, so a website is shown on your listing only after you prove it is yours. Open Your Apps, choose Edit, and follow the steps under Google Play & website: publish the line it gives you at https://<your-site>/theaimart.txt, then select Verify. Changing the website later clears its verification until you verify the new one.
Troubleshooting
- •No delivery destination: add a Google Play link, a website or an HTTPS web app link.
- •Invalid Google Play link: use your app's listing address, not a developer page or a search result.
- •Invalid privacy policy or launch URL: use a complete HTTPS address, not a relative path.
- •Website not showing: check that it is verified; an unverified website is never shown publicly.
- •"theaimart no longer hosts app installers": an older form tried to send an installer build. Reload the page and add a link instead.
Do not put secrets, signing keys or user data into screenshots or public descriptions.
Related guides
Read Listing Best Practices, Uploading Web Apps, or Getting Started. For upload or review issues, contact support.