Partners: edit app listings and restore versions

Maintain app information and support links, and roll a listing back to an earlier release.

8 min read · Updated September 19, 2026 · Screenshots use demonstration accounts

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Before you start

Use the partner account that owns the app. Listing edits become public immediately.

On a phone? Open the admin menu to find the same section. Screenshots below show the desktop view; tap “Open full size” for a closer look.
STEP 1

Open the owned app

Go to Listings, switch to the Apps tab and choose Edit on the app. Review Name, Tagline, Description, Category, Pricing and Icon.

  • Pricing is a four-way selector: Free, Free plan available, Free to install, or Free trial. A pricing label does not configure a billing plan.
  • Icon takes an emoji, an https:// URL or a /media path. Host your icon yourself.
Lulu Guide Demo
The app listing editor with listing fields, support links and version history
Actual Lulu partner portal · Demonstration accountOpen full size ↗
STEP 2

Maintain the support information

Fill in Website, Support email, Support URL, Privacy policy URL and Documentation URL.

  • Every URL must start with https://.
  • These appear in the support block on the public listing and in the merchant's admin.
  • Open each destination and check it before saving.
STEP 3

Save a release

Choose Save changes, then open the public listing to check the result. Every save is recorded in Version history, newest first.

  • The public App Store reads this row directly, so an edit is live as soon as it saves.
  • This editor does not change app scopes, billing plans, embeds or executable code; coordinate those with Lulu.
STEP 4

Restore an earlier version

In Version history find the release you want and choose Restore on it. Restore is offered on every entry except the newest.

  • Restore copies that version's values back and records the result as a new release called “Restored from v<n>”; history is appended to, never rewritten.
  • Stores stay on the version they are pinned to until their owner updates the app, so a restore is not a mass rollback.

CHECK YOUR WORK

You’re ready when…

  • Public listing details and links are correct.
  • The new release appears in version history.
  • You know which changes need Lulu to make them.

IF SOMETHING DOESN’T LOOK RIGHT

Troubleshooting

Will restoring an app listing roll back every store?

No. Restore creates a new version of the listing; installed stores keep their pinned version until they update. It is not a mass rollback of merchant installations.

Why is there no Restore button?

Restore is not offered on the newest release, because that is the one already live. A listing with only one release therefore shows no Restore button.

Why is a control missing or unavailable?

Confirm that you are in the correct store and that your role allows this action. Optional apps and channels may require installation, a plan, or activation. Share the screen name and error with support if access is still unclear.

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