Your free app page

Every app on StoreReady gets a free public page at storeready.app/a/ followed by your app's name and a short code. It shows your icon, name, store links, screenshots and description, and how people can reach you.

What it's for

• A website for apps that don't have one. Both stores ask for a support link, and Google Play shows a website on your store page. When you leave Support link empty, StoreReady sends your app page instead.
• Ads. Google AdMob checks a file called app-ads.txt on the website your store listing names. Your app page is covered by storeready.app/app-ads.txt, which lists every StoreReady app with ads turned on. See Ads in your app.

Set it up

1. Open your app's Store listing tab and go to Category and links.
2. Leave Support link empty to use your app page. The hint under the field links to it, so you can see it.
3. Fill in Support email. The page shows it so people can write to you. Without it, the page points people to your store pages.
4. Press Save. Your next build sends the link to the stores.

What the page shows comes from your store listing. Edit the listing, and the page follows within a few minutes.

Good to know

• StoreReady never puts the page over a website you set yourself, in StoreReady or straight in Play Console or App Store Connect.
• The store buttons appear once your app has a Google Play or App Store record.
• The page never shows your account, your email or anything that isn't already on your store pages, except the support email you choose to show.
• A privacy policy is still yours to write and link. Both stores require one.