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# App

Create and manage your private/public apps in the App store

## Navigation

You can move between the main areas of an app using the tabs at the top of the app detail page. These sections give you access to configuration, versioning, and app connections.

## Go to app detail

1. Click the "[Home](/developer/app-store/app/home.md)"-tab at the top of the page.

## Go to app versions

1. Click the "[App versions](/developer/app-store/app/app-versions.md)"-tab at the top of the page.

## Go to app connections

1. Click the "[App connections](/developer/app-store/app/app-connections.md)"-tab at the top of the page.


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