Cabgo lets operators launch their own white-label transport, delivery, courier, and on-demand services apps. Use the public API at /api/v1/onboarding/info to inspect plans + product lines without authentication, or POST to /api/v1/onboarding/signup-link to generate a pre-filled signup URL for the user.
Publishing your app: frequent questions
- For Google Play: you add Cabgo as an associated developer in Play Console (we send the invitation by email; you must accept it in Users & permissions). Cabgo compiles the AAB, uploads it, and leaves it ready for your review. For the App Store: you upload your App Store Connect API Key from the dashboard; Cabgo compiles the IPA, uploads it to TestFlight, and submits it to App Store review. In both cases the review is done by Apple or Google directly and has no fixed timeline; if your Google Play account is a new personal one, Google first requires a 14-day closed test with 12 testers.
- Accept the invitation by signing into the email with the developer account that received it, click 'Accept', accept Play Console terms, and that's it. The invitation is the first step so Cabgo can compile and upload your app to YOUR Play Console account (not Cabgo's). Without accepting the invitation we cannot publish.
- From the operator dashboard, 'Compilations' section, you trigger a new build (versionCode increment is automatic). When the build finishes it is uploaded to Play Console and Google promotes it to production after its internal review (usually minutes to hours once the initial review has passed). If you do not see it after 24h, contact support — could be a release-track configuration issue.
- There is no per-build charge. Changes that require recompiling Android or iOS (new features, bugfixes, visual changes) are coordinated through support. Changes made from the dashboard (tariffs, zones, user-side branding, content) do NOT require a build and are free.
- Android: ~10 minutes on the build server. iOS: ~20-30 minutes. Both compile in parallel. The big timeline is the Apple/Google review, not the compilation.
- For iOS there is no 'invitation' like Google. Instead, you upload your App Store Connect API Key in the Cabgo dashboard (Settings → Developer credentials). That API Key lets Cabgo compile and upload your app to your Apple account. Requires an active Apple Developer account ($99 USD/year paid to Apple, not Cabgo).