> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations.md).

# Launcher Integrations

- [Flat Window Template](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/flat-window-template.md): Flat Design for your app/game
- [Deploy for MacOS](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/flat-window-template/deploy-for-macos.md): Deploy the Flat Window Template for MacOS
- [Create a self-signed certificate](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/flat-window-template/deploy-for-macos/create-a-self-signed-certificate.md): Create a self-signed certificate is required to sign and open the app. This step is only required once.
- [Set a background video](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/flat-window-template/set-a-background-video.md): Set or update the background video of Flat Window Template
- [Login & Register Integration](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/login-and-register-integration.md): Let your users login/register directly in the Launcher, and decide if you want to block the access if they are not logged in.
- [Notifications Integration](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/notifications-integration.md): Notify your users when you update your news
- [Crypto & NFT Game Launcher](https://gamelauncher.gitbook.io/documentation/launcher-integrations/crypto-and-nft-game-launcher.md): Manage your crypto game on the Launcher. Let your users buy your NFT's directly in the Launcher


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