# Visibility Levels

Every app you build starts out private to you. When publishing, you decide how visible it is: Glaze offers three levels you can publish to. Each level differs in who can see the app and what plan it requires, and you can move an app between them after publishing.

## The Four Levels

- **Public Store** — Anyone using Glaze can find and install your app in the Store.
- **Your Team's Store** — Only members of your team can see and install the app.
- **Unlisted** — **Anyone with the link** can install it.
- **Private** — Not published to a Store. This is your app visible only to you in **My Projects**.

### Public Store

The **Public Store** is the public community store. Choose it and anyone using Glaze can find your app and install it. Like every published app, it goes through a publishing review before going live. See [Publish Apps](/share/publish-apps) for what the review checks and how to pass it.

Publishing to the Public Store is available on every plan, including Free. See [Plans](/account/plans).

### Team Store
**Team Pro**

Teams have a store that's **private to your team**. Apps published there are visible to team members only, never to the public, which makes it the right home for internal tools. Your teams are listed in the **Publish to** picker when publishing an app, and it displays the team name and avatar so you can pick the correct one.

Any member of a team can publish to the team store and install from it. See more about publishing to a [Team Store](/team/team-store) page.

### Unlisted
**New**

**Unlisted** sits between public and private. Your app doesn't appear in the Store or in search, but **anyone with the link can install it**. It's the right choice when you want to send an app to specific people without listing it for everyone.

### Private

**Private** isn't something you choose in the publish picker. It's the state of any app you haven't published yet. A private app lives in your **My Projects** tab and runs only on your Mac. The moment you publish it to any of the three levels above, it stops being private.

## Moving an App Between Stores

Published your app to one store and want it somewhere else? You don't have to republish again. Select the app in **My Projects**, open the ** More...** menu, and click **Move to Store...** to open the **Move** dialog. Pick a new home from the list and confirm with **Move App**.

> [!NOTE]
> Moving an app keeps your installers connected. Users who have installed your app will continue to receive updates from its new location without needing to reinstall.