Frequently Asked Questions

No, Glide apps are Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) and cannot be directly published to the App Store or Google Play. However, services like Nokib03.com can convert your Glide app into a native app and handle the publishing process for you.

Publishing your Glide app on app stores provides numerous benefits, including:

• Access to a larger audience through app store searches.
• Increased trust and credibility among users.
• Better engagement with features like push notifications.
• Monetization opportunities such as in-app purchases and ads.

Nokib03.com specializes in converting Glide apps into fully functional native apps for iOS and Android. They ensure your app meets all app store requirements and manage the publishing process on both the App Store and Google Play.

Here’s how the process typically works:

1. You share your Glide app details with the service provider.
2. The team converts your PWA into a native app.
3. The app is tested to ensure compatibility and quality.
4. It is submitted to the App Store and Google Play for approval.
5. Once approved, your app is live for users to download.

No, your app will work exactly the same as it does in Glide. Any updates you make in your Glide app will automatically reflect in the published native app.

The timeline depends on factors like app complexity and store review times. On average:

• Google Play: 2-7 days for review and approval.
• Apple App Store: 5-10 days for review and approval.

Costs vary based on the service provider. Typically, there is a one-time conversion fee and app store developer account fees:

• Google Play Developer Account: $25 (one-time).
• Apple Developer Account: $99/year.

Nokib03.com provides affordable packages with a money-back guarantee.

Yes! Any updates you make to your Glide app will instantly reflect in your published app. You won’t need to resubmit for minor changes.

If your app is rejected, services like Nokib03.com will help you identify the issue, make necessary adjustments, and resubmit the app. They ensure compliance with app store guidelines to minimize rejection risks.

Yes, once published, you can monetize your app using:

• In-app purchases.
• Subscriptions.
• Ad integration, such as Google AdMob or Unity Ads.

Yes, you need to create a developer account for both Google Play and the App Store. These accounts are required to manage your app's presence on the platforms.