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It's important for your app to be easy to find on Google Play, and there are a number of factors that may impact your app's visibility. By publishing on Google Play, you agree to follow the Google Play Developer Program...
You may have used the Google Play Console to publish an Android app or game, but you may not realize that the Play Console has a lot more to offer, especially to those focused on improving the quality and business...
Using the Play Console, you can measure your business performance across many dimensions. You will learn how to understand the statistics and reports available, and how these stats can be used to improve your business.
Whether it's a way to track workouts, chart the nighttime stars, or build a new reality and battle for world domination, Google Play gives developers a platform to create engaging apps and games and build successful businesses. Key to that...
Learn what Google Play policies cover and how to stay up to date on policy changes, and get tips to stay on the right side of Google Play policies.
To start publishing apps on Google Play, you need a Google Play developer account. In this course, you'll learn how to set up a Google Play developer account, manage preferences and information within the Play Console, and keep your account...
Using Google Play Billing, you can offer in-app products that charge users for content or services on a recurring basis, known as subscriptions. Subscriptions can include items like a collection of items, games, or other content for a recurring fee...
Android app and games aren't just a mobile-exclusive experience anymore. The evolution in the larger screen ecosystem such as tablets, Chrome OS laptops, and foldables presents an opportunity for you to boost revenue, and deeply engage users with immersive experiences....
In addition to support for specific issues, Google offers resources to help you learn fundamental skills at your own pace. Whether you're an experienced developer or just getting started, we can point you to training that will help you develop...
After you invest time into adding subscriptions to your app, it’s important to keep your app fresh with monetization options that appeal to both new and existing users. By using features available on the Play Console, that help you analyze...
Google Play Instant provides rich, native experiences at the tap of a button or web link. People can experience your app without upfront installation, which opens up a higher level and quality of engagement. By creating an instant app or...
A better user experience, higher ratings, and more retained installers can all be driven by improving your app’s performance. Using technical performance information from Android vitals on the Play Console, you can focus on the right opportunities for ...
Accessibility refers to the design of products, devices, services, and environments that work for everyone. Designing for accessibility is about designing for users with a wide range of abilities so that everyone can navigate, understand, and use your ...
Learn how copyright and trademarks impact you as a developer, and how to identify common examples of intellectual property covered by copyright. You'll also be able to report unauthorized use of intellectual property and understand how to inform Google Play of...
Google Play features Android apps for multiple devices and user programs in over 140 countries. When you upload your app on the Play Console, it’s important to understand the pricing and distribution options available to you, which devices you want...
Release management on the Google Play Console gives you the tools to test, launch, and track your app's releases. You can iterate your ideas with a small group of trusted users, improve the quality based on actual user data, flexibly...
With Linux (Beta) on Chromebooks, Chrome OS not only powers devices from tablets to desktops, but it can also run Android, web and Linux applications natively, making Chromebooks great machines for development.
When managing an app release, you prepare, create, and configure your app for distribution to consumers on Google Play. In these courses, you will learn key terminology related to releases, publishing requirements, how to use the Play Console interface...
Google Play is available in more than 140 countries for distribution to Google Play users, and you can select where you want to make your app available. The Play Console also supports flexible app testing targeted to users in specific...
Using the Play Console, you can view your app’s orders, issue refunds, and manage subscription cancellations for items that your users purchase. In this course, you’ll learn how to find and manage orders to provide support for your users.
Paid apps are one way to monetize your app on Google Play. You can manage and update the price of your app and local prices with your Play Console. You can also create a sale or promotion of your paid...
