How to Publish a Game to Android and iOS with AI

Making a game is fun. Publishing it to the App Store and Google Play is what makes it real. To publish a game to Android and iOS, publish your game online, embed it in a mobile app using a web view, export an APK, and deploy to app stores.

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In this guide, you’ll learn how to publish a game to Android and iOS using AI, starting with a Rosebud game and turning it into a mobile app using FlutterFlow. We tested this workflow internally, and it’s one of the fastest ways to get a playable game onto phones without building a native mobile app from scratch. Watch the full walkthrough below:

What You’ll Need Before Publishing

Before you start, make sure you have:

• A finished game published on Rosebud
• A shareable Rosebud game URL
• A FlutterFlow account

You don’t need mobile development experience to follow this process.

Step 1: Publish Your Game on Rosebud

First, publish your game inside Rosebud.

When you click Publish, Rosebud generates:

• A public game page
• A playable full-screen URL

This URL is what you’ll use to turn your game into a mobile app.

Step 2: Create a New FlutterFlow Project

Next, head to FlutterFlow.

1. Click Create New Project
2. Choose Start from Scratch (no template)
3. You’ll land in a blank mobile app layout

FlutterFlow handles all the mobile infrastructure so you don’t have to.

Step 3: Embed Your Game Using a Web View

Instead of rebuilding your game, you’ll embed it directly.

1. Add a Web View widget
2. Make it full screen
3. Paste your Rosebud game URL into the Web View URL field

At this point, your Rosebud game is already running inside a mobile app shell.

Step 4: Preview and Test Responsiveness

FlutterFlow lets you preview your app at different screen sizes.

Check that:

• The game scales correctly
• Controls are usable on mobile
• The layout works in portrait and landscape

If something feels off, you can fix mobile controls or layout directly in Rosebud and republish.

Step 5: Export for Android (APK)

To publish to Android:

1. Open Developer Menu in FlutterFlow
2. Export an APK file
3. Download the file

You can test this APK immediately using an Android emulator or by installing it on a physical device.

Step 6: Publish to App Store and Google Play

FlutterFlow supports one-click deployment (on paid plans).

From Settings → Mobile Deployment, you can:

• Deploy to Google Play Store
• Deploy to Apple App Store
• Follow FlutterFlow’s guided review process

This removes the need to manually configure native build tools.

Step 7: Customize App Name, Icon, and Splash Screen

Before submitting, customize your app:

In FlutterFlow settings you can change:

• App name
• App icon
• Splash screen
• Package name
• Error screens

This ensures your game looks professional on users’ devices.

Step 8: Handle Updates Automatically

One major advantage of this approach:

When you update your game in Rosebud and republish:

• The mobile app automatically loads the new version
• Users don’t need to update the app manually

You can keep improving your game without re-submitting builds every time.

Best Practices for Mobile Publishing

Before submitting to stores, make sure:

• Your game uses mobile-friendly controls
• Text and UI are readable on small screens
• Performance is smooth on mobile devices

Most mobile optimizations can be handled directly inside Rosebud before exporting.

Why This Workflow Works So Well

Using Rosebud + FlutterFlow lets you:

• Build games with AI
• Avoid native mobile development
• Publish faster to Android and iOS
• Iterate without friction
• Share one game across web and mobile

It’s one of the simplest ways to go from idea → game → app store.

Publish Your Game to Android and iOS with AI

If you’ve built a game with Rosebud and want people to play it on their phones, this workflow gets you there quickly.

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