• Enter your credentials to access your dashboard.

• Once logged in, findApp Developer on the left menu bar and click to begin.

• Enter the required information

1) App Name

1. Click the App Name field and type a clear, memorable name for your app.

   • Tip: keep it short and searchable —30–50 characters

   • Avoid trademarked names you don’t own and avoid special characters that might break listings.

      

2) App Category

1. Click Select a App Category.

2. Pick the single category that best matches your app’s primary function (e.g., Productivity, Games, Finance, Health).

   • Tip: if your app spans categories, choose the one users will most likely search for.

3) Language

1. Click Language / Select a Primary Language.

2. Choose the main language of your app’s UI and store listing (e.g., English, Tagalog).

   • Tip: choose the language you’ll provide support in and use for your primary description. If you support multiple languages, prepare translated descriptions and screenshots for each locale later.

4) Age Rating

1. ClickRatings and open the dropdown.

2. Select theappropriate age rating that matches your app’s content

   • Consider content like violence, sexual content, gambling, user-generated content, or in-app purchases before selecting.

Tip: choose the lowest rating that honestly fits your content — overrating reduces potential audience; underrating risks rejection or takedown.

The QUX® Ratings Guide

QUX® uses a comprehensive content rating system to ensure age-appropriate content access:

• Y (Young Children): Content suitable for children under 13

• Y7 (Children 7+): Content appropriate for children 7 years and older

• PG-14 (Teens 14+): Content suitable for users 14 years and older

• MA (Mature 17+): Content appropriate for users 17 and older

• FS (Free Speech): Content with potentially controversial speech protected by free expression principles

• (Content Unknown): Content whose rating is uncertain or variable

• X (Adults Only 18+): Content exclusively for adultsUploading App Media Assets

• Click “Add Featured Image.”
• Upload a1920×1080 px
• This acts like yourbanner on the app listing.
  • Show branding, tagline, or a visual preview of your app.
  • Keep text minimal (less than 20% of the image).

• Click “Add App Background.”
• Upload a1080×1080 px
• This is thevisual backdrop of your app listing.
  • Recommended: neutral or blurred design that complements your app.
  • Avoid overly bright or distracting patterns.

• Click “Add Featured Video.”
• Upload a video file up to50 MB.
• Use it to demo your app features or show real usage.
  • Recommended: MP4 format, 30–60 seconds, clear narration or subtitles.
  • Start with the strongest feature in the first 5 seconds.
  • You can upload up to 5 minutes of video, as long as the file size does not exceed the maximum limit.

• Click “Add New Screenshots.”
• Uploadmultiple in-app screenshots (phone/tablet views).
  • Show the main screens: Home, Menu, Settings, Core Feature.
  • Stick to platform guidelines (e.g., full screenshots, no device frames unless required).

Quick Best Practices

• Keep a consistent style across all media (same color palette, branding).
• Optimize for clarity — users should understand your app in 5 seconds.
• Double-check file sizes and formats before upload to avoid rejection.

• What it is:A longer explanation of your app’s features and benefits.
• How to write it:
  • Start with a strong opening line that states your app’s purpose.
  • Optional: List key features in short bullet-like
  • Optional : You close with a call to action

• What it is:A section to highlight updates or improvements (appears with each new version).
• How to write it:
  • Keep it concise and clear.
  • You can mention bug fixes, new features, or performance improvements.

• What it is:Words or phrases that help users find your app in search.
• How to write it:
  • Use 5–10 relevant terms, can be separated by commas.

• What it is:A webpage where users can get help, FAQs, or contact support.
• How to write it:
  • Provide a live link to your website or support portal.

• What it is:Legal ownership info of your app.
• How to write it:
  • Use your personal name or your company name, plus the year.

• Test Sign-In Username → Enter the test account username or email.
• Test Sign-In Password → Enter the password.
• Re-enter Test Sign-In Password → Confirm password (must match exactly).
  •  Important: Provide an account with access to all core features, including paid or restricted ones. Reviewers cannot buy/test purchases.

• First & Last Name → Your name or the developer’s contact person.
• Contact No. → A valid phone number (with country code if outside local region).
• Email Address → An active support email (checked regularly during review).

• Click Choose File to upload supporting documents:
  • Demo video walkthrough
  • App documentation (PDF/Doc)
  • Special instructions or FAQs
• File types accepted: PDF, DOCX, MP4, etc.