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# Create app in Agency

### How to create an app in an Agency account?

The AppMySite Agency solution allows you to create and manage apps on behalf of your clients through a fully branded app-building portal. Each app you create is hosted under your Agency environment, giving you full control over the experience.

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#### Step 1: Log in to your branded portal

* Navigate to your branded subdomain&#x20;
* Enter your credentials to log in.

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Your Agency account includes a custom subdomain where you and your clients can access the app builder with your own branding and interface.
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#### Step 2: Create a new app

* From the dashboard, go to the My Apps section.
* Click the Create App button.
* Enter your App Name and select the App Type to get started.

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You can choose between different app types (like WordPress or Custom App) based on your client’s needs.
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#### Step 3: Start configuring your app

Once the app is created, it will appear under the My Apps list. You can immediately begin customizing it using your dashboard tools.

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All apps created under your Agency account will continue to function as long as your Agency subscription is active.
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