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# 6. Updating an app in Google Play

## To update the store listing information:

On the left panel, go to **Store presence** > **Main store listing** to edit your app listing information. After you have finished editing, press **Save**. The store listing will update in an hour or so.

![](/files/-MhSj83hszbVw0FOz7WY)

## To upload a new version of the app:

1. Get your **Publishable AAB** from the Publish tab on your app page in Bravo. Make sure you requested it using a higher *Version Code* than the one you have currently published (you can check the last number used in the **Publish - Android - History** section).
2. Sign in with your Google Account on the [Developer Console](https://play.google.com/console/), and click on your app.
3. On the left panel, go to **Production** > click **Create new release** button.
4. Upload the new Publishable AAB file, and follow the steps to submit the update.

![](/files/-MhSj83iSXOuIlhUzuAe)

{% hint style="success" %}
If you have published your app before August 2021, Bravo will send you a publishable APK file instead of an AAB. Don't worry, Google recommends to use the same format for every update. [More info](https://developer.android.com/guide/app-bundle/faq#what_changed_for_google_play_starting_august_2021).
{% endhint %}

That's it! 🎉


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