A Google Play Console account is a platform provided by Google that allows developers to publish, manage, and monitor apps on the Google Play Store.
Here's what it’s used for:
Publishing apps: Upload Android apps (APK or AAB files) to the Play Store.
Managing releases: Roll out updates, control who gets early access (e.g., alpha/beta testers), and manage staged rollouts. (If need any documents or Registration users will have provide themselves)
App analytics: Track installs, crashes, user ratings, and reviews.
Monetization tools: Set app pricing, manage in-app purchases, subscriptions, and ad settings.
User feedback: Reply to user reviews and manage ratings.
To use it, developers need to:
1. Have a Google account.
2. Pay a one-time $25 registration fee.
3. Fill out app details like name, description, icons, and privacy policy.
