Design high-quality apps for kids
Learn about what teachers look for to ensure they’re fun, usable, and appropriate for the target age group.
All Activities
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Understand ad & in-app purchase standards for Teacher Approved apps
Follow the best practices if you choose to monetize your app with ads, cross-promos, or in-app purchases. Any ad behavior that might manipulate, deceive, or confuse children could result in your app not being approved.
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Fix common account issues
Learn how to troubleshoot issues with your developer account, including access, how to close your account, or change your account information. The Google Play support team is also here to help with your account issues.
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Engage with user feedback to improve your app
With the Play Console, you can see your app’s ratings data, individual user reviews, and trends in your app’s reviews. Learn how to browse your app’s ratings and reviews data, and tips on replying to customer reviews.
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Comply with Google Play's Spam and Minimum Functionality policies
Learn more about Google Play’s Spam and Minimum Functionality policies and see examples of app behavior to avoid.
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Manage countries where your app is available
Learn how to manage and update your app’s availability per country, and discover best practices for country targeting in testing.
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Learn more about Google Play policies
A key to the Google Play mission is maintaining the safety and integrity of Google Play as a trusted source of high quality apps for users. To support this effort and keep an even playing field for developers, Google Play...
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Declared permissions and in-app disclosures
Google Play offers a rich platform for developers to showcase their high-quality, age appropriate content for the whole family. At Google Play, we’re committed to providing a positive, safe platform for children and families.
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Unlock successful retention
Learn how a shift in focus towards stronger engagement with existing users and the importance of a retention strategy for long-term app success.
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Comply with Google Play's policy on manipulated media
Learn how to ensure your app behavior aligns with Google Play’s policy on manipulated media, and some examples of acceptable and disallowed app behavior related to manipulated media.
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Comply with Google Play store listing policies
High-quality and policy-compliant store listings help to establish user trust, which benefits the entire Google Play developer community. Learn how you can stay on the right side of Google Play’s store listing policies.
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Google Play Store Listing certificate study guide
Learn how to use the best practices for your store listing, stay on the right side of our store listing policies, manage your store listing translations, and configure store listing experiments to determine which changes to your store listing can...
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Play Console features
Learn the Play Console features to help you grow your business on Google Play.
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Play Console: Grow
Finding the perfect combination of graphics and text can take time to make your store listing appeal to the most users. Let's look at how the Play Console store listing experiments feature helps you understand which store listing variant significantly...
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ANRs & crashes
To help identify issues that can impact your users’ experiences with your app, take a look at the reports on ANRs and crashes available through Android vitals and how these reports can help you diagnose and fix issues in your...
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Monitor technical performance
Learn how to use the Play Console to signal app quality issues, app stability, and bugs.
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Get started with new individual developer accounts on Google Play
This course will help anyone with new individual developer accounts on Play Console understand how to get started on Google Play. You’ll be guided through the steps in Play Console to create, test, and publish your apps and games on...
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Play developer account basics
Learn about user management and permissions on the Play Console, how to troubleshoot common account issues, and the best practices to help your team work together on the Play Console.
