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# Viewing app origination information in ServiceNow Studio

# Viewing app origination information in ServiceNow Studio {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Yokohama
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* Updated March 11, 2025
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* ![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 minute to read

Select the best environment for app development and deployment by seeing where your app was created. View app origination information on the App details page in ServiceNow Studio.

## App details page {#viewing-app-origination-information-in-sns__section_sqx_wdj_q2c}

Each App details page shows if the app was created in Creator Studio or created in ServiceNow IDE and converted to Fluent. If the app was created in ServiceNow Studio, it won't have a badge on it. This information helps you know whether the app can continue being edited and deployed through ServiceNow Studio, or if it should be opened and deployed in a different application.

## Apps created in Creator Studio {#viewing-app-origination-information-in-sns__section_y4v_m2j_q2c}

Only apps created in Creator Studio can be edited in Creator Studio. This is because only a subset of the metadata supported in ServiceNow Studio is supported in Creator Studio.

In addition to the link on the app details page, you can open your app in Creator Studio by selecting the more options icon (![more options icon]()) and selecting Open with Creator Studio. For more information, see [Building apps with Creator Studio](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/NWEXjbGttfx~0Exxr0ctdA "By now, your admin has set up Creator Studio, given you permission to build an app, and you've got a great idea for a request-fulfillment app! How should you think about using Creator Studio to create your app?").

## Apps created in ServiceNow IDE {#viewing-app-origination-information-in-sns__section_w5j_s3j_q2c}

Apps created in ServiceNow IDE can be edited in ServiceNow Studio.  
Important:  
However, you cannot make changes to a Fluent app in ServiceNow Studio and deploy from ServiceNow Studio. Apps created in ServiceNow IDE or converted to Fluent must be deployed using the ServiceNow IDE.
When you see the Fluent badge on an app, follow the normal app deployment process used in the ServiceNow IDE. For more information, see [Developing applications with the ServiceNow IDE](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/hJdjaYVU3iNaTJIpuaPHsg "Create and develop applications in source code with the ServiceNow IDE. Build applications to make your changes available across an instance and collaborate with users of any skill set.").

## Accessing apps using filters {#viewing-app-origination-information-in-sns__section_lvb_qml_y2c}

Easily access your Creator Studio or Fluent apps using the filter in the Apps section of the Navigator panel. Select the Creator Studio or Fluent options to see a list of only those
apps.

For more filtering options, select Open list. Use the classic UI16 list sorting and filtering options to find the list of apps that you need. The IDE Created column shows which internal
development environment the app was created in.