Updates in Distribution
The Apple Developer Program License Agreement now includes terms that impact the way apps can be distributed on Apple platforms. To review the complete details, click the Continue button.
iOS Apps and iPadOS Apps on Mac
In a future release of macOS Big Sur, all compatible iPhone and iPad apps on the App Store will be available on the Mac App Store on Apple Silicon Macs. If you prefer not to have your app published on the Mac App Store, you'll be able to manage its availability in App Store Connect. Compatibility with macOS is determined by Apple. If you do not have appropriate rights for your app to operate on macOS, you agree to manage its availability in App Store Connect.
Custom Apps
Custom apps can now be distributed as free apps. A custom app is an app you've created for a specific organization, including a proprietary app for your organization's internal use. You can specify one or more organizations that can see and download the app on Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager.
The Apple Developer Program License Agreement now includes terms that impact the way apps can be distributed on Apple platforms. To review the complete details, click the Continue button.
iOS Apps and iPadOS Apps on Mac
In a future release of macOS Big Sur, all compatible iPhone and iPad apps on the App Store will be available on the Mac App Store on Apple Silicon Macs. If you prefer not to have your app published on the Mac App Store, you'll be able to manage its availability in App Store Connect. Compatibility with macOS is determined by Apple. If you do not have appropriate rights for your app to operate on macOS, you agree to manage its availability in App Store Connect.
Custom Apps
Custom apps can now be distributed as free apps. A custom app is an app you've created for a specific organization, including a proprietary app for your organization's internal use. You can specify one or more organizations that can see and download the app on Apple Business Manager or Apple School Manager.