AI Creation & PublishingUpdated Aug 10, 20267 min

Publishing & Review

Aelrox team · Published Aug 10, 2026

Submit a micro app, track review, resolve rejection, and publish updates.

Publishing makes a micro app discoverable and runnable by other community members. Review checks whether the public description, actual behavior, safety boundaries, and community rules are consistent.

Pre-submission checklist

Before submitting, confirm that:

  • the name, icon, and summary accurately explain the purpose;
  • the main workflow has been tested in the desktop app;
  • empty input, invalid input, and cancellation do not cause unexpected results;
  • requested permissions directly support the main function and are explained clearly;
  • external links are trustworthy and necessary;
  • no password, token, private file, or other sensitive data is included;
  • you have the right to use all text, images, audio, trademarks, and other material;
  • the content follows the Community Guidelines.

Submit for review

Open the draft in creation management, complete its public information, and submit it. The submitted version enters the review flow; do not repeatedly submit the same version while a decision is pending.

Review time depends on content complexity, risk, and queue conditions. Aelrox does not promise a fixed completion time unless the product explicitly provides one.

Statuses

  • Draft: only you can continue editing and previewing; it has not been submitted.
  • Pending review: the version is in review and some fields may be temporarily locked.
  • Approved: the version can be published or is already visible to the community.
  • Rejected: changes are required and this version will not be public.
  • Delisted: a previously public version is no longer distributed because of safety, compliance, rights, or other policy concerns.

The real-time status in creation management is authoritative.

What review considers

Review generally covers:

  1. Accurate representation: the title, summary, and behavior do not mislead users.
  2. Safety and privacy: the app does not request unrelated access or hide data handling.
  3. Usability: the primary flow works and does not trap users with fake controls or loops.
  4. Content compliance: the app does not contain illegal, harmful, infringing, harassing, or deceptive content.
  5. Publishing quality: the icon, screenshots, description, and links work and match the version.

Approval is not a permanent endorsement. If new risks are discovered, Aelrox may still require changes, limit distribution, or delist a version.

After rejection

  1. Read the review note and separate required changes from recommendations.
  2. Address the specific issue instead of only renaming and resubmitting.
  3. Repeat the pre-submission checklist.
  4. Save a new version and submit it again.

If the note is unclear or you believe the decision is incorrect, use Feedback and include the micro-app name, version, review time, and your explanation. Keep the report specific and do not disclose sensitive review information in public discussions.

Update a published micro app

When functionality, permissions, data handling, or external links change, update the public description and submit a new version. Whether the current public version remains available while the update is reviewed depends on the product status.

Do not present an unverified major change as a stable capability. Release notes should briefly explain user-visible changes and any necessary transition steps.

Reports and urgent issues

If a published version develops a security, privacy, or serious misrepresentation problem, stop promoting it and report it immediately through Feedback. Do not rely only on a community post for account or payment risks.

Aelrox help documents are updated alongside the product.