# Publish as a Web App

Publishing as a web app is the fastest way to publish your Thunkable app. This means that you can get user feedback in minutes instead of hours or days. One major advantage to publishing on the internet is that you don't need to pay additional fees to an app marketplace. 

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This feature may only be available for Creators on certain Thunkable plans. Please refer to our pricing page for more information: [Thunkable pricing](https://thunkable.com/pricing).
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## Mobile Web App

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Mobile web apps are best experienced by opening the link directly on your phone. To make your mobile app feel more like a native app you can add it to the home screen directly from your mobile web browser.

If you preview a mobile web app on a desktop or laptop computer you will see a phone frame around the app. This is to give you a rough idea of its final proportions, but ultimately this will vary from device to device depending on factors such as screen size, aspect ratio, and pixel density.

To get an app that can respond to devices of any size, consider publishing as a [Responsive Web App](/publishing/publish-as-a-web-app-pro.md#responsive-web-app).

## Responsive Web App

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Publishing your app as a responsive web app means that it will scale according to the size of the device that it is being opened on. 

If your app in designed only to be run on phones, consider publishing as a [Mobile Web App](/publishing/publish-as-a-web-app-pro.md#mobile-web-app).

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