Fill out the rest of the information as needed.In the Signing section, make sure Automatically manage signing is checked and select your team.In the Identity section, fill out the information and make sure the Bundle Identifier is the one registered on App Store Connect.Then, select the Runner target in the main view sidebar.From the Xcode project navigator, select the Runner project.Open Runner.xcworkspace that is inside your app’s iOS folder.You’ve set everything up from Apple’s side, and next you’ll adjust your Xcode project’s settings to prepare your app for release. In the General Information section, select the Bundle ID that you registered above.Īdjust Xcode project settings for release.From the sidebar, select App Information.
Fill in your app details and make sure iOS is selected, then click Create.Now that we have a unique bundle ID, it’s time to set up a place for your app on the App Store Connect. Review the details and click Register to finish.If your app needs specific services, select them and click Continue.Fill out the needed information: App Name, and Explicit App ID.This can be done by logging into your Apple Developer account and following these steps: But first, you need to register a unique bundle ID for your app. Have your app’s icons and launch screens ready.īefore you can build and release your app on the App Store, you need to set up a place for it using App Store Connect.Make sure that you’ve covered Apple’s guidelines for releasing an app on the app store.So you’ve built a Flutter app and you’re ready to release it out into the world - congratulations! This guide will show you how to deploy your Flutter app on the App Store and Google Play.
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