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No. You can browse the market and open listings without one. You need an account to list an app, buy a paid app, like an app or leave a review.

Check your spam folder, make sure you typed the address correctly, and use the resend option on the verification screen. Use only the newest code.

A verified email is needed to leave reviews and to buy paid apps. It is also how we contact you about your account.

Use 3 to 20 lowercase letters, numbers or underscores. Your username is part of your public profile address, so choose one you are happy to share.

Open Settings in your dashboard. You can change your photo, reposition and zoom your banner, and edit your bio and links.

Nothing. Listing is free, with no plans or tiers and no limit on the number of listings.

No. Your listing goes live when you publish it.

Web apps, mobile apps, extensions, CLI tools, games, templates, internal tools and anything else people could use. You do not have to say how you built it.

You choose one of three ways: a public GitHub repository, a ZIP package, or a live demo link.

25 MB in the listing form. For larger projects, link a GitHub repository instead.

Up to 5 screenshots, 5 MB each.

Up to 4 tags per listing.

Yes. Open Listings in your dashboard to edit, update or unpublish an app at any time.

Connect a Stripe account on the Payouts page, then set a price on your listing. Buyers pay through Stripe Checkout.

Listing is free. Payments are processed by Stripe, so Stripe's terms and fees apply to paid sales.

Views are page views of your listing. Downloads count ZIP downloads. Clicks count demo and GitHub link clicks. When your listings mix types, the combined number is shown as Downloads & clicks.

No. Your own activity on your own listings is not counted as audience activity.

Download gets a ZIP package. Try live demo opens a hosted version in your browser. Open on GitHub opens the public repository.

Log in with a verified email, click the purchase button and pay on Stripe Checkout. Your card details go to Stripe.

Anyone logged in with a verified email, except the owner of the app. Reviewers who downloaded or clicked through get a Verified user badge.

Apps are shared by independent creators, so treat them like any software from the internet: read the description, reviews and README first, and do not give an app secrets it should not need.

Use the contact page and include the link to the listing and what is wrong.