A published link is the beginning
Base44 apps are often designed to be shared through a web link and used across devices. That makes access easier, but the founder still needs to test the public version, mobile behavior, data permissions, and the first meaningful workflow.
Base44 launch checks
- Open the published app URL outside the builder.
- Test the product on desktop and phone.
- Confirm forms, dashboards, portals, and user flows save correctly.
- Review permissions for anything involving private user records.
- Make sure the app’s first value moment is clear from the public link.
What participants should experience
A participant should not simply land on a page and wonder what to do. Give them a specific task that matches the product’s purpose: create the first record, complete a workflow, test a portal, run a calculation, explore a dashboard, or use the main feature.
The clearer the first task, the better the evidence.How JustMadeIt supports the launch
- 01Use the Base44 public URL
Add the published app destination to the product access settings.
- 02Show real product screens
Upload screenshots that prove what people will actually use.
- 03Define the qualifying experience
Tell participants what meaningful action should be attempted.
- 04Read the evidence
Validated contribution helps form Signal around access, completion, experience, and return intent.
Use the web-app advantage clearly
A Base44 app can often be tested through a browser without forcing an app-store install. That can make first participation smoother, especially on mobile, as long as the public URL and first task are clear.
JustMadeIt should point people to the real web app, then ask for evidence after the participant attempts the actual workflow. The reward is for validated contribution, not simply opening the link.