In this guide you will learn how to find all the necessary information to update your existing Android app that was created by another developer. For example we will show you where to find your package name and signing keys. https://webtoapp.design/blog/update-existing-android-app

Ever wanted to link from your website into your app? Now you can do it really easily, using deep links. https://webtoapp.design/blog/deep-linking-into-app

This guide explains all the steps you need to complete to let us update your app that is already published in the Apple App Store. https://webtoapp.design/blog/update-existing-ios-app

This short guide explains the process of inviting the webtoapp.design team into an Apple Developer account so we can upload your iOS app. https://webtoapp.design/blog/invite-to-apple-developer-account

An API key allows you to automatically configure most of your Apple Developer account using the App Store Connect API. https://webtoapp.design/blog/create-app-store-connect-api-key

Here's a quick guide on how to install an Android app before publishing it in the Google Play Store or another Android app store. https://webtoapp.design/blog/test-android-apk

If you already have an app, but want to switch to an app by webtoapp.design, it makes sense to publish the new app as an update to your existing one. That way, your existing users automatically receive the new app as an update, without manually having to search and download it. https://webtoapp.design/blog/updating-your-existing-app

There's a few features that most web browsers support but our apps don't yet. In this article we explain what those features are and why we don't support them yet. https://webtoapp.design/blog/known-issues

It can be difficult to classify what an issue, that's occurring in your app, is caused by. In this guide we discuss various methods for you to find out exactly that. https://webtoapp.design/blog/website-or-app-issue-classification

Find out which app store is the best for your app. We compare the best app stores based on costs, time to publish your app and popularity. https://webtoapp.design/blog/app-store-comparison