# Native apps

Native apps are those apps that Make develops and publishes. To grant you greater control over what is available to your customers, Make does not install these apps on your instance. You must install and configure native apps for your end-users to access and use in scenarios.

Once installed, you can customize which modules are available for your users.

1. Click **Administration**.
2. Click **Native apps**. Apps already installed appear at the top of the list.
3. Search for apps by using the search bar. Click **Install** to install an app.
4. Once installed, a page automatically opens where you can customize the app and select which modules are visible to users. If multiple versions exist, you need to select which version you want available on your instance. You can then select all of the modules or select only specific modules from the list. **Visible in scenario editor** refers to whether end-users can see and access that app and its modules. The toggle switches turn access off and on for all users. The toggle inline with the modules heading turns on all modules.

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Apps with OAuth 2.0 connection type require [additional configuration](/white-label-documentation/install-and-configure-apps/oauth-2.0-setup.md).
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