# Listing

### Step 3: Listing a Mini App

Submitting a mini app involves sending it to the Speed admin for approval to be featured in the Speed App Store. Once approved, the Mini App will be available to users through the Speed app store.

Navigate to Developer > App Listing and provide the following details:

1. Select App:\
   Choose an app from the available options listed in the Mini Apps section. Apps already added to the list will not appear here.
2. App Name:\
   Assign a globally unique name for your app. Duplicate or already taken names will not be allowed. This name can differ from the name used during the app creation process.
3. Short Description:\
   Provide a brief summary of the app visible to users. This field will be pre-filled with the information provided during app creation, but you can edit it if necessary.
4. About:\
   Write a detailed description of the app’s features and functionality to give users a clear understanding of what the app offers.
5. Background Color \[Optional]:\
   Prefilled if added; otherwise, this field allows you to customize the background color of the navigation bar in your mini app. Enter a six-digit hex code to define the color, giving your mini app a personalized look. The default color will be #FFFFFF.
6. Content Color \[Optional]:\
   Prefilled if added; otherwise, use this field to set the color for content elements such as the mini app name and icons displayed on the navigation bar. Input a six-digit hex code to choose the color that matches your app's theme. The default color will be #0A193E.

Submit the request to Speed Admin for review.

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