# Mito Apps

### How to deploy your app?

1. Create a new directory for your app. The directory should only contain:
   1. **The jupyter notebook** you want to deploy as a streamlit app
   2. **Any required data or config files** that are required to execute the jupyter notebook.
2. Give the directory a useful name. This name will be used to generate your Streamlit app url. 
3. Turn on beta features by:
   1. Opening the Mito AI taskpane 
   2. Clicking on the `gear icon` in the top left hand corner
   3. Selecting the `General` tab
   4. Toggling `Beta mode` on
   5. Refresh your browser. You should now see a purple button in the top right hand corner of your Jupyter notebook toolbar that says `Deploy App`.
4. Once you are ready to convert your notebook, click the `Deploy App` button. Watch for status updates in the bottom ride hand corner of your sceen. In about 3 minutes, your app will be deployed and ready to share with your colleagues. 

{% hint style="info" %}
Mito Apps is in beta. As we continue to develop the Mito App infrastructure, your existing apps are likely to be taken offline without notice. 
{% endhint %}


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