Your mobile apps require similar, but slightly different, information to be submitted before your app can be released in the store. You'll need to complete each of the forms before you can submit your apps for review, this includes user-facing information that appears in the stores such as your App Name and Description, as well as supporting information about your content and data policies.

Your store listing is the first impression customers will have of your app. It is important to make sure it contains as much relevant information about it as possible, including the app name, description, and images. The more details you can provide, the easier it will be for users to understand the purpose and features of your app.

Your App Name (1) is an important part of your App Store listing. It should accurately reflect the purpose and theme of your app, and it should be easy to remember. It should also be no more than 30 characters and follow the Play Store guidelines for naming.

The App Name does not have to be the same in both stores, but we'd strongly recommend it for consistency.

For the Short description (2), you can write up to 80 characters. We recommend you use a few words to describe your app as simply as possible. Users can expand the short description to view the full description.

The App Description is a detailed explanation of your app and its features. It should provide all of the information a user needs to know about your app before they decide to download it. This should include information such as the user's expected experience with the app and your content.

The description appears above your image assets in the store, so this is the part to really sell the app with some impressive copy. The description is limited to 4,000 characters.

The category helps identify the kind of app you're providing in the Play Store. You can only select one category, so choose the one most appropriate for your app from the list. The category appears next to your listing in the search results.

Tags help users find your app when searching in the Play Store. Choose up to 5 from the list. Keywords are not displayed in the store.

Promote your app with a video by entering a YouTube URL. This video must be public or unlisted, ads must be turned off, it must not be age restricted, and it should be landscape.

The Play Store requires the following links:

Google requires you to answer the questions about publishing rights. It's important to only upload content to SupaPass that you have the rights to distribute.

Your app will either contain entirely original material or contain some 3rd party material that you've licensed. You may be asked to provide supporting information to prove that your have ownership of the content or have licensed it appropriately.

The name of the entity that owns the exclusive rights to your app, displayed towards the bottom of your app listing. This could be your name, or your company name, preceded by the year obtained.

Answer some questions about the content in your app, this will help inform the age rating of your app.

The Age Rating for your app is determined by your content, but you can choose to target an older age group. If you select an age group lower than allowed by your Content Rating we'll submit with the next acceptable target age group.

Is your app a news app? If so, please answer yes and we'll be in touch with additional questions.

Is your app developed by or on behalf of a government? For example, a national health, city parking, or state licensing app? If so, please answer yes and we'll be in touch with additional questions.