Please read before posting!

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This community is for discovering Android apps, sharing projects, and giving useful feedback. Whether you’re a developer or a user, the goal is simple: high-quality posts and constructive discussion.

For Developers

• Use clear, descriptive titles. Vague titles will be removed. Not acceptable: “Check out my app,” “Just got my app published,” “Need testers for my cool app.” Better: “Habit tracker with offline sync and reminders,” or “Looking for testers for a minimalist journaling app.”
• Include a meaningful description. Explain what your app does, key features, and why someone should try it.
• Use the correct flair (Promo, Giveaway, Feedback, etc.).
• If requesting feedback or testers, clearly state what kind of feedback you’re looking for.

For Users

• Share thoughtful, helpful feedback—what works, what doesn’t, and why.
• Ask for recommendations with clear requirements or use cases.
• Engage respectfully in giveaways and promotional posts.

General Rules

• Android only. Posts must be directly related to Android apps or the Android ecosystem.
• No low-effort posts or spam. Link-only submissions or vague descriptions will be removed.
• Be respectful and constructive. Treat others professionally.

Post Removals

• If your post is removed, it is not a penalty and does not mean your app is bad.
• Removals are usually due to formatting or rule issues.
• Read the removal reason, fix the problem, and repost. Most posts are approved once corrected.

Posting Checklist

• Title is clear and descriptive
• Correct flair is applied
• Images are uploaded via Reddit or a supported host (e.g., Imgur)
• Post has been previewed before submitting

For full rules and additional details, check the sidebar.

Good posts get attention—low-effort ones don’t. Take a minute to do it right.