What gets approved.
A person looks at every app before it's shown anywhere in the network. Here's what they check, what's never approved, and what happens after.
Three things every app needs.
- A live HTTPS addressYour app has to load at a real https:// address. The form won't take anything else, and the reviewer opens it.
- A real productSomething a visitor can use, sign up for or buy today. Not a landing page for something that doesn't exist yet, and not a waitlist with nothing behind it.
- An honest cardThe name, tagline and button say what the app does, in plain text: no links, no fake urgency, no claims you can't back up. The name fits in 30 characters, the tagline in 80, the button in 18.
Never approved.
A short, firm list. Anything on it is rejected, however well made.
- Adult content
- Gambling, betting or games of chance
- Crypto speculation: trading, tokens, "invest now"
- MLM and pyramid schemes
- "Make money online" offers
- Misleading claims about what it does, costs, or who's behind it
How review works.
- A person, not a filterEvery submission goes into a review queue that a person works through, oldest first. We aim to review each app within 24 hours.
- Rejected? You'll know why.A rejection always comes with the reviewer's reason, shown on your app in the dashboard. Fix it and resubmit from there.
- Visitors can report a cardEvery card the widget shows has a small ⓘ menu with "Report this ad". Reports come straight to us.
- Approval can be taken backIf an approved app breaks these rules later, we pause it and it stops being shown.
Coming before public launch. Every approved address gets re-checked weekly, and apps whose page stops loading are paused automatically until the owner fixes them.