Publishing
Uploading Web Apps
Submit an HTTPS launch URL and an accurate listing for a web application you host.
Updated · Guide version 1.0
Read as MarkdownA hosted web app listing points visitors to the application's HTTPS address. The developer hosts and operates the application. Publishing the listing does not move its hosting, authentication or billing to Theaimart.
What to prepare
Supply a product name, description, category, HTTPS launch URL, contact email and actual product media. If you provide a privacy policy, its URL must also use HTTPS. Explain any account, subscription or usage requirement imposed by your own service before users open it.
Submit your listing
- •Sign in and open Web Applications → Upload Webapp.
- •Enter the name, launch URL, category and description.
- •Add your icon, screenshots, developer details and contact information.
- •Check the pricing shown in the form. The Premium Models category creates a paid listing; other categories create free listings. Paid amounts are validated from 0.01 to 10,000.
- •Submit for review. Use the receipt to open My webapps and check its status.
The web-app form creates an application listing using its web launch link. It does not offer a choice of embedded-frame delivery or issue the signed launch tokens described in older drafts of this guide.
Access control and billing
Your hosted app must enforce its own authorization and subscription requirements. Do not infer an entitlement from a visitor arriving through a marketplace link. There is no documented web-app entitlement callback in this publishing flow. Confirm any paid-access integration with support before relying on it.
Test before submitting
- •Open the launch URL in a signed-out browser and on a narrow mobile screen.
- •Confirm visitors can identify the app, understand its terms and sign in if needed.
- •Check HTTPS certificates, redirects, support links and the privacy policy.
- •Show screenshots from the current app and explain features that require payment.
- •Do not include passwords, API keys or customer records in public media.
These are publishing quality checks, not search ranking thresholds. Read Listing Best Practices for content advice and the platform overview for the other listing types.