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# Installation & setup

1. Open the [Launch Flow listing](https://apps.shopify.com/launch-flow) on the Shopify App Store and select **Install**.
2. Review the permissions Launch Flow requests and approve the installation. (See [Permissions & data](/launch-flow/reference/permissions.md) for what each one is used for.)
3. You'll land in the Launch Flow dashboard inside your Shopify admin, under **Apps → Launch Flow**.
4. You're on the Free plan by default. To unlock auto-rollback, theme publishing, or email notifications, open the in-app billing screen and choose a plan — see [Plans & limits](/launch-flow/reference/plans-and-limits.md).

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**No theme code or coding required.** Launch Flow runs entirely from your Shopify admin. You don't need to edit theme files or install any code snippets to use it.
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Exact button and menu labels in the app may differ slightly from this guide as the app evolves.
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