In this day and age, more and more startups rely on building apps as their product or as part of it. These apps should be available on as many platforms as possible, while producing the least overhead possible. From personal experience, I can tell that building apps for multiple platforms is no simple task. Frameworks like flutter and the like do help to make this process a lot easier nowadays.

However, the part which those frameworks do not accompany for, is releasing the finished app in stores like the Google Play Store or the iOS App Store. This release process is still a cumbersome process, which again speaking from personal experience, requires a lot of research to get right, with plenty of opportunities to fail or make mistakes.

The "Senat der Zukunft" could step in at this stage and provide fresh startups a help to get their apps to their customers. This would include providing resources for the release process on varying platforms and providing assistance during the process of releasing. The engagement between the startups and the "Senat der Zukunft" does not need to stop there, however. Going from the release onwards, the "Senat der Zukunft" could help with other topics like marketing and developing good customer relationship, as well as providing feedback regarding the app's user experience.