Visibility Settings

Visibility controls who can find and open your published app. It does not change how user data is stored or shared.

Visibility Options

Published apps support three visibility settings:

Setting	Who can access it	Best for
Public	Anyone who finds the app, including through your profile or discovery surfaces when eligible	Community tools, portfolio apps, and apps you want others to discover
Unlisted	Anyone with the direct link	Internal tools, apps for a specific group, or selective sharing
Private	Only you	Personal tools, experiments, and apps with sensitive setup details

Choosing a Setting

Choose Public when you want the app to be visible and discoverable. Public apps can appear on your profile and may become eligible for search, discovery, or curated sections when they meet quality signals.

Choose Unlisted when you want to share the app with specific people. Unlisted apps do not appear in public listings or search results, but anyone with the link can open them.

Choose Private when the app is only for you. Private apps are hidden from other users and from public platform surfaces.

Data Stays Private

Visibility affects access to the app, not access to your personal data. Each user gets their own isolated database when they use a published app. Other users cannot see your data, and you cannot see theirs, even as the app creator.

Changing Visibility

You can hide an app by changing its visibility to private or archiving it. This keeps your app and data safe while removing the app from public view.