Guides
Step by step from your first AI key to your app in the store: every guide with time, cost, direct links and commands to copy.
- How to get an OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini API keyGet your own AI key in about ten minutes: create an account, add credit and a limit, create the key and paste it into Geckify. You pay only for what you use, directly to the provider.Time: ≈ 10 minutesRead the guide
- How to buy a domain for your app or websiteWhich ending fits, where to buy from a reputable registrar and what to watch for: three registrars compared, with prices and limits. The domain belongs to you, not to Geckify.Time: ≈ 10 minutesRead the guide
- Publish your web app: from export to your own addressTake your web app live: check the content, add a name and description, publish and check the public page. Step by step, with commands to copy.Read the guide
- Get your iPhone app into the App Store (with Capacitor)From the Apple developer account to review: prepare your Mac, create the app record, build and upload the finished Capacitor project in Xcode, test with TestFlight. You sign and submit with your own account.Time: ≈ 20 minutes, then Apple’s reviewRead the guide
- Publish your Android app on Google Play (with Capacitor)From the Google developer account to release: prepare your computer, create the app, build and sign the finished Capacitor project in Android Studio, test with real users and submit.Time: ≈ 15 minutesRead the guide
- Add sign-in and a database to your appWhen you extend your exported app with accounts, logins or stored data: three providers compared and the keys you need.Time: ≈ 15 minutesRead the guide
- Accept payments in your appWhen you build payments into your app’s code: three payment providers compared, what you need to sign up and which key goes where.Time: ≈ 20 minutesRead the guide
- Send emails from your appWhen your app sends confirmations or notifications: three email services compared and how to verify your domain as the sender.Time: ≈ 15 minutesRead the guide
- Download your code, back it up on GitHub and deploy automaticallyFor anyone working on with the code: build it locally, back it up on GitHub, deploy on every push and connect further services.Read the guide