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# Test and publish

Release an app only after its data, actions, and access match the intended use.

1. [Review the generated pages and logic](/ai-app-builder/refine-an-app/review-and-refine.md).
2. [Check the supported screen sizes](/ai-app-builder/preview-and-troubleshoot/control-app-preview.md).
3. [Test data actions and user access](/ai-app-builder/test-and-publish/check-data-actions-and-user-access.md) using safe records.
4. [Preview as an invited test user](/ai-app-builder/preview-and-troubleshoot/preview-as-an-invited-user.md).
5. [Publish and repeat the critical checks](/ai-app-builder/test-and-publish/preview-and-publish-an-ai-app.md) in the published app.

If a check fails, capture the actual result and [relevant logs](/ai-app-builder/preview-and-troubleshoot/inspect-app-console-and-logs.md), request a focused correction, and test again.

For custom domains, environments, and deployment options, see [Publish & Deploy](/jet-bridge-deployment/overview.md).

## Review or revert app changes

Open [Version History](/ai-app-builder/test-and-publish/version-history.md) to inspect recorded changes, preview an earlier version, or use **Revert version**. Repeat the affected data and access tests before publishing the resulting app.


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