APPSINITYDeveloper profile
Your developer profile is the identity printed under every listing title. It is deliberately small: a name, a picture, and the support routes you publish.
Open Appsinity StudioProfile fields and their limits
| Field | Limit / rule | Where users see it |
|---|---|---|
| Display name | Up to 120 characters on update | The publisher line in the listing hero and the developer link in search |
| Avatar | Must be an absolute HTTPS URL from https://res.cloudinary.com/<cloud>/, at most 600 characters | Next to the publisher name |
| Not editable in the profile patch | Support contact if you publish it | |
| Mail preferences | Two booleans: marketingConsent, productUpdateConsent | Never public |
res.cloudinary.com URL is rejected by the API. Upload the image first and submit the URL it returns — a data: URI, a localhost URL or your own domain will all fail.The organisation badge
Listings render a verified check beside the publisher name when the account is a verified organisation. A badge is an assertion about who publishes the software, so it is not something you can toggle in a form; it follows the account type and verification state.
Individuals simply see their display name with no check.
Contact details users can reach you at
The listing has a support link and a report flow, and the developer's declared contact appears in the Privacy meta row as Submitted or Not listed. Because the report button reaches Appsinity rather than you, a published support email is how you get the bug reports worth having.
Recommended: a monitored address rather than a personal one. The Contact information page covers what to write.
- Report reasons a user can pick: Spam or misleading, Unsafe download, Copyright issue, Adult or harmful content, Broken app or game, Other.
- Reports carry up to 3,000 characters of free text.
- Appsinity forwards what is actionable; you do not get a report inbox inside Studio.
Changing the name or picture later
The profile patch endpoint takes the new values and writes them immediately, so a name change is instantly visible on every listing you publish. There is no review window.
Do not rename to something that implies another company. Trademark and Spam policy both apply to publisher names, not only to app names.
Frequently asked questions
Does the developer name have to match the app name?
No. The listing shows them separately: title in the hero, publisher beneath it. Many developers use a studio name for one and a personal name for the other.
Can two accounts publish the same app?
They can, and it looks like a fake to users. Transfer instead: give the other account a team seat, see Add team members.
How do I get the verified badge?
By being a verified organisation. Ask through [email protected] with the registration documents for the entity.
Developer publishing support: [email protected]
General support: [email protected]
Partnerships: [email protected]