Finding apps
How the gallery is organized and what to look at before you run something.
The gallery lists every published app. Each entry carries the same information in the same place, so you can compare two apps without reading two different marketing pages.
What a listing shows#
- Name and publisher — who made it, under their publisher namespace.
- Short description — the one line that appears in the grid.
- Full description — what the app does, what it needs, and its limits.
- Screenshots — up to four, showing the real interface.
- Rating and comments — from users who have run it.
- Permissions — the scopes the app requests when you connect it.
Choosing between similar apps#
Two apps can do the same job at very different cost, because each developer picks their own models and sets their own markup. If cost matters, run a small job on each and compare the charges on your balance page.
Ratings are more useful than descriptions for the question "does this actually work". Comments are more useful than ratings for the question "does it work for my case".
Reporting a listing#
If an app is not what its listing claims, or behaves maliciously, report it from the listing page or email [email protected]. Listings can be hidden or removed after approval — see the Terms.