Register your LMS (for owners)

If you run an Open edX platform, register it here so learners can find it in the app. It takes a few minutes.

What you need first

• Your platform's URL (for example https://learn.example.com).
• A mobile OAuth client ID on your Open edX instance.

Creating the OAuth client

In your Open edX admin, go to Django OAuth Toolkit → Applications and create a public client with the Resource owner password-based grant type. Enable Mobile course available on the courses you want in the app. The wizard links to the full guide.

1. Create an account and open the wizard

Sign in at the registry (openedx-lms.stepanok.com) and choose Register a new LMS. The wizard walks you through it.

The registration wizard verifies your platform as you go

2. Fill in the wizard

Step	What you set
LMS info	Name, platform name, URL, OAuth client ID, description, support email
Branding	Accent color and logo — the app themes itself to these
First experience	Whether learners can browse courses before signing in
Dashboard	Gallery or list layout
Course features	Progress, navigation and other per-course toggles
Content display	How unsupported units are handled
Review & submit	Confirm everything and register

The Branding step previews your app live, in both light and dark mode, as you change the accent colour and logo — so you see exactly what learners will get.

Set your colour and logo; the phone preview updates as you type

On the first step the wizard checks, live, that your URL is reachable and that the OAuth client exists — so you catch mistakes before submitting.

3. It goes live, then gets reviewed

New platforms are approved automatically, so yours appears in the app catalog right away. It's marked awaiting review until an administrator confirms it's set up correctly. You don't need to do anything for that step.

Your workspace

Signing in as an owner shows your platforms: their status, and a link to edit each one in the wizard.

• Live — in the catalog and reviewed.
• Live · awaiting review — in the catalog, an admin hasn't confirmed it yet.
• Blocked — removed from the app after complaints (see below).

If your platform is blocked

If learners report your platform and an administrator decides it shouldn't be in the app, it's temporarily removed and you'll see why in your workspace (and by email).

The block reason shown to the owner, with a re-review button

Fix the issue, then click “I've fixed it — request re-review.” That flags your platform for an administrator to look again and restore it.