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# Last uploaded build

### Information about the latest uploaded build

As soon as you have uploaded your very first build to your app, you will see the main information of your latest uploaded build on the App Overview page. 

![Latest Build](/files/-LvuQ-zdJ9d34_AwPpyV)

You can click on the latest uploaded build to download & install it with the public link or you just scan the QR-Code.

![Install latest uploaded build](/files/-LvuQJuct24yucOj8pUL)

The latest uploaded build has a static URL. If you distribute such URL to your testers & groups they will have access all the time to the latest uploaded build of your application.


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