Your app
Claim and verify ownership
Claim the existing listing and prove control of its website before managing trusted app settings.
Find the canonical listing
Search Rocket for your app first. Open its profile and start the claim flow, or use My Apps to continue an existing claim. Sign in with the account you want to use to manage it.
An imported listing may already represent your app. Claiming that listing preserves its sources and existing activity. Creating a second copy does not resolve an ownership issue. Ambiguous matches may need review before Rocket can select a canonical identity.
Complete the challenge shown by Rocket
Choose an available ownership method in the claim screen. For a DNS challenge, copy the exact record name, type and value Rocket provides into your domain's DNS settings. For a website challenge, place the exact content at the HTTPS location shown by Rocket.
Return to the claim screen and run its verification check. DNS records can take time to propagate; confirm the record is on the app's domain and has not been rewritten by your DNS provider. A website challenge must be publicly readable at the specified location.
Do not invent a record name or reuse another app's token. Rocket needs to read the actual challenge before it marks ownership as domain verified.
When review is needed
A pending claim is not verified ownership. If you cannot complete a supported challenge, use the available manual-review path and explain your relationship to the product. Review does not automatically award a verified badge.
For a stuck claim, contact Rocket with the listing URL, the method used and the visible error. Do not send registrar passwords or API keys. Once verification succeeds, open My Apps to edit the profile or configure supported integrations.