# Publishing To The Mac App Store

## Publish your Deskifier app to the Mac App Store

Once you've successfully built your app in the Deskifier dashboard, follow these steps to create your app store listing.

1. Navigate to <https://developer.apple.com/account> and click Apps

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2. Click Add Apps

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3. Fill out your app's information. Here, under Bundle ID, you should see the Bundle ID you added inside the Deskifier dashboard.

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4. Once you've created your app listing, you can then proceed to upload your app (or start your build) from the Deskifier dashboard.

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5. Once your app has been uploaded by Deskifier, you will see it appear in your macOS builds.

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