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Right after approval

1

Check your listing

Open app.elata.bio/app/<slug> and confirm the icon, header, description, and screenshots look right on desktop and mobile.
2

Play it from Elata

Run a full session from the play page while signed in, and again signed out, so you see what new users see.
3

Add your team and links

Add team members and social links from the Edit page so users can find your community.
4

Set visibility

Keep the app Public to appear in discovery, or Unlisted to share it only by link.

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Before accepting payments

  • Check the payout address in Edit → Commerce → Funds and confirm you control that wallet.
  • Save products and plans using their own save actions in Commerce. Confirm active products have the right identifiers and prices.
  • Test as a separate user, because owners and team members bypass app subscription gating.
  • Verify item restoration after reload and when an item is deactivated.
  • Check subscription dates, trial eligibility, current-month coverage, next-month renewal, and expired access.
  • Exercise payment states, including signed-out, no wallet, insufficient funds, cancellation, and unavailable checkout.
  • Verify a completed payment in user Billing, creator Commerce, and the payout wallet. Check the network before using funds in a preview.
  • Make your offer clear: items are one-time unlocks; app subscriptions renew manually; membership access does not include all paid items.
Follow Monetize your app for setup and Revenue and payouts to access the proceeds.

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Launch week

  • Share your app link. Shared links are tracked, and visits from them count toward the sharer’s Elata Points.
  • Reply to reviews and comments on your app page.
  • Add an in-app feedback entry so users can reach you from inside the app. See Host bridge.
  • Watch your analytics in Edit → Analytics.

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Ongoing

  • Ship improvements as new releases. Each goes through review, and your current release stays live until the new one is approved.
  • Keep your changelog accurate, especially for changes in monetization or data use.
  • Consider in-app purchases or a subscription plan.

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Grow Your Community

Growth playbook

Analytics

What to track