# Adding an App

To manage monetization of your app with Digital Turbine, add your app to the App Management module of our web dashboard, the [DT Console](https://console.fyber.com/sign-in).

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For your convenience, you can add your app, placements, and (if you are using FairBid mediation) partner networks - at the same time. Alternatively, you can add just your a pp first and then add placements and any networks for mediation at a later time. DT recommends adding all of these items at the same time to ensure your app receives traffic as soon as possible.
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To add an app to the DT Console:

1. Choose **Monetization→App Management** in the left-hand menu of the Console.\
   The **Apps Dashboard** page opens.

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2. Click **Add app**.\
   The **Add new app** page opens.

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3. Either [add your app from the app store](#adding-an-app-from-the-store) or [add your app manually](#adding-an-app-manually).
4. If you want to also add placements, at this time, proceed to [Working with Placements When Adding an App](/dt-console/app-management/adding-a-new-app/working-with-placements-when-adding-an-app.md). If you want to add placements later, click **Add app** in the bottom right.\
   Your app is now added to the DT Console.

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You can add placements after the app is saved, as described in [Setting Up Placements](/dt-console/app-management/adding-a-new-app/working-with-placements-when-adding-an-app.md#adding-the-first-placement).
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## Adding an App from the Store

1. If your app is available on either the Google Play Store or Apple App Store, type its name in the search field.

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2. In the drop-down that appears, click the row with your app, and then click **Select**.

## Adding an App Manually

1. If your app is *not* on either the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store (or if you prefer not to connect your app to your app in a store), check the **My app is not available in app stores** checkbox.

The form for entering app details appears.

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2. In **App name** field, enter the name of your app.
3. Optionally add an icon for your app as a PNG, JPEG, or GIF file. Either drag and drop the file on the **App icon** area, or click the area to open a standard file upload dialog in your browser.
4. In the **Platform** area, select the platform upon which your app runs.

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If your app is available for both iOS and Android, you must add an app for each platform separately.
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5. In the **Play Store URL** or **iTunes URL** field, enter the URL of your app in the store.
6. In the **Bundle ID** field, enter the bundle ID of your app.
7. Click the **Categories** field, and select the categories that apply to your app.
8. Review the checkbox indicating your confirmation that the app is NOT directed to children. If your app *is* directed to children, uncheck it.


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