RAPP has created a Repository, also known as RAPP Store, which is a website that hosts a collection of RApps (Robotic Applications) which may be downloaded by RAPP users on their robots. Both Developers and Robot Users need to create an account and log in to the RAPP store in an authenticated manner.

Developers submit the source code of the RApps they developed to the RAPP store where they are compiled and an executable package is created (if needed, depending on the development language). RApp-related information like compatibility with certain robot models and their respective software and firmware versions, dependencies on other RApps etc. are stored in the Centralized DB on the platform side and are accessible by the RAPP Store. The database also holds the log in and the general information of both Developers and Robot Users. In the RAPP store website, a list of the available robots and their capabilities can be retrieved from the centralized DB and be accessible to potential developers to help them develop their RApps.

The compilation process of a new RApp begins with the developer submitting the source code and any required dependencies and then follows a RApp packaging process which is executed in the RAPP Store. A Robotic Application can be submitted as pure C++ code, a ROS package (using C++ or Python) and pure JS code.