# Publish Mini-App

After testing the app, you can record a video or get some screenshots about how to get an API key from you, how to use the app, etc. Click "Publish" when you are ready to submit for review:

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Provide as many details as you can for the review:

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Please check this link for what it will look like in the mini-app store: TheChecker.

### Upgrade Your Mini-App <a href="#upgrade-your-mini-app" id="upgrade-your-mini-app"></a>

You can still edit your apps after it published. Simply do the editing and save it. Download the draft version for testing before you re-submit for review.


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