Android app (Play Store)
Step-by-step guide to launch your Flutter app to the Google Play Store.
In this guide, you’ll learn how to:
- Create a Google Play developer account.
- Set up and configure your app for publishing.
- Upload your build and go live.
- Manage updates and unpublishing post-launch.
Before you begin
- A Google developer account.
- An Android app bundle (
.aab). - Store listing assets like app name, description, icon, and screenshots.
Launch your app on Google Play
Here’s how to go from ready-to-build to live on the Play Store - one step at a time.
Create your Google Developer account
Sign in to the Google Play Console and register your developer account by accepting the terms and paying the one-time registration fee.
Start Here → Set Up Your Developer Account
Google’s official walkthrough to access the Play Console.
Set up and publish your app
1. Set up your app in the Play Console
Create a new app, enter the basics like your app name and default language, define its release type and set up store listings.
Build the Foundation → Set Up a New App
Everything you need to get started inside the console.
2. Build and publish your app
Build your .aab release
Follow Flutter’s official guide to generate a release-ready Android App Bundle from your Rocket-generated code.
Upload your .aab file, write release notes, and submit your app through the Production track for review.
Go Live → Submit Your Build for Publishing
How to release your app to the Play Store.
Update or unpublish your app anytime
Post-launch, you can push updates or unpublish the app from view. The Play Console keeps you in control.
Stay in Control → Update or Unpublish Your App
Manage availability and updates at any time.
You did it!
You’ve turned your design into production-ready Flutter code with Rocket. From idea to app, you’re now fully equipped to launch on Google Play.
Need help?
Email us at support@rocket.new or connect with our Discord community.