Publish Your App
What publishing gives you#
| You get | What it means |
|---|---|
| Review | The loop is checked before it reaches the catalog, so the shelf stays worth browsing |
| Versioning | Runs are pinned to a version, so an update does not silently change what a user gets |
| Pricing | You set per-run, monthly, or both, and charge from the first run |
| Distribution | Anyone with the connector and skill can run your app with one line |
Before you publish#
1
Harden the loop
Run Building Loops against your work and fix the loop, not the output, at every failure.
2
Write files at every step
A published app runs on other people's machines, where you cannot watch it. The file trail is what turns their bug report into something you can act on.
3
Add the gate that stops a plausible-but-wrong result
Users rate apps only after real runs, so a loop that finishes fast on a weak result costs you the rating.
4
Set a price you can defend per run
See Pricing and Credits for how per-run and monthly interact.
Publishing#
Start from the shelf on lamoom.com and choose to put your loop on it. The empty mold at the end of the catalog is the entry point: pour your own loop, set the price, and the spot is yours.
Related#
- How Lamoom Works for what users see when your app runs.
- Runs and Judges for the gate vocabulary used across the catalog.