# Publish your app to your Deployment

You typically start building your app on app.buzzy.buzz. When you’re ready to host it under your own URL, publish it to your Deployment. A Deployment is required before publishing.

## Prerequisite

* You must have an active Deployment. If you don’t have one yet, see:
  * Create and manage Deployments

## Publish steps (high‑level)

1. In app.buzzy.buzz, open your app in the editor/workspace.
2. Choose Publish.
3. Select your target Deployment from the list.
4. Confirm publishing.

Once complete, your app will be available on your Deployment’s URL.

## Continue building on your Deployment

After publishing, you may prefer to keep building on the Deployment (especially for team access, data locality, and testing under your own domain). In the UI, select your Deployment environment where applicable when editing or publishing updates.

## Use with the Buzzy Figma plugin

If you work from Figma, you can connect the Buzzy plugin to your Deployment server and publish directly there.

* See Connecting your own server for plugin connection instructions

## App Stores

Publishing to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store requires a Deployment. Initial setup is currently handled via the Buzzy team; automation is coming.

* See Apple & Google App Stores
* Contact <support@buzzy.buzz> for the initial setup

## Troubleshooting

* Don’t see your Deployment in the selector? Ensure it’s Active:
  * Create and manage Deployments
* Domain not resolving after publish? Verify your DNS/CNAME is set correctly and has propagated:
  * Setting up your custom Buzzy app


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