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You can use Android vitals dashboards to view detailed information about: The technical performance of your app for key metrics How your app compares to other apps in the same category Detailed information filtered by APK version, device, and OS...
Once your APK is ready, follow these steps to begin a test release.
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...
Your store listing makes a big impression on potential new users. Let's get started with the basics and cover what's required for your store listing page, including title and description, graphic assets, categorization, content rating, contact details,...
Learn how the Play Console store listing experiments feature helps you understand which store listing variant makes the greatest impact on your total installs.
In this course, you'll learn how to use the pre-launch report to identify issues with an app during testing. By the end of this course, you will be able to: Demonstrate how to run a pre-launch report for a published...
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 ...
With dynamic feature modules, you can reduce your app’s initial installation size and load functionality incrementally when it’s needed. Dynamic features are installed on demand after the initial installation to provide additional functionality...
With Android App Bundles, you can significantly reduce the size of your apps while simplifying your release process. By using an Android App Bundle, you manage a single artifact that includes all of your app's compiled code, resources, and native...
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...
Each app release is digitally signed with the same secret cryptographic key. When an Android device receives an app update, before updating it, the platform checks if the digital signature matches the version of the app that’s currently on the...
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...
There are multiple monetization options available on Google Play. Learn about the options available to you and how you can combine them to create a strategy that maximizes your app’s revenue.
You can create a more stable, reliable experience for your users by decreasing the number of crashes and ANR (application not responding) events that your app experiences. Identifying the root cause of a crash is the first step to finding a...
As a Google Play developer, you can access a number of services and support channels. You will learn how to engage with Google Play when you have questions or concerns about your app, the Play Console, or other programs.
When you add someone as a user or admin, they can sign in to the Play Console with their own information and access different features on the Play Console. You and your admins can use permissions to determine what information...
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...
