# Create your App/Site

Connect your Website or App to the Platform in just a few easy steps. First, go to the **Sites** section and click on the **Add a** **New Site** button located in the top-right corner.

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1. **Enter Site Details**

   **Site Name**:

   Provide a unique name to identify your property in your dashboard.

   **App Store or Website URL**:

   Enter the URL of your website or published app.

   Ensure the URL matches the platform where MyChips is hosted.

   Example: If your site is hosted on a web platform, enter `http://example.com`. Only use the domain, such as `example.com`.
2. **Select Platform**

   Choose the platform where myChips is hosted.
3. **Upload Logo (Optional)**

   You can upload a logo to represent your property in the dashboard.

   Allowed formats: JPG, PNG, GIF.

   Maximum file size: 5 MB.

   The logo will be resized to 120x120px.

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After entering this information, click on the "**Save & Continue**".

You have successfully linked your Website or App to the Platform. Check [this document](/getting-started/create-an-adunit.md) to add an Ad Unit to your network.


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