Android development
Android apps that work on the devices your users actually carry
Xcrino builds native Android applications in Kotlin and Java — tested across screen sizes, OEM skins and OS versions, with Play Store submission handled.
- Kotlin
- Java
- Jetpack Compose
- Play Store
- API integration
- Offline-first
- 260+
- Projects delivered
- 99+
- Certified developers
- 94%
- Client satisfaction
- 6
- Countries served
Overview
What does Xcrino build for Android?
We build consumer apps, B2B tools, field-service apps and IoT companions — architected for performance on mid-range hardware, not just flagship devices.
Every project includes device-matrix testing, release signing, crash monitoring and a handover your team can maintain or we can support on retainer.
Capabilities
What we deliver
Scope is agreed before build — these are the most common Android deliverables.
- Build
Native Android apps
Kotlin-first apps with clean architecture, Material Design and offline-capable flows.
- Integrate
Backend & device APIs
REST, GraphQL, push notifications, Bluetooth, GPS, camera and payment SDKs.
- Release
Play Store launch
Store listing, signing, staged rollouts and review-response support.
- Maintain
Post-launch support
OS updates, security patches, feature iterations and performance tuning.
Process
How an Android project runs
Short cycles with a testable build every two weeks.
- 01
Discovery
User flows, device targets, integrations and success metrics.
- 02
Design & build
Wireframes, then sprint delivery with demo APKs each cycle.
- 03
QA & release
Device testing, Play Store submission and launch monitoring.
- 04
Support
Crashes, updates and roadmap work on retainer or per sprint.
FAQ
Questions about Android development
Scope, timelines and how we work with your team.
Do you build in Kotlin or Java?
Kotlin is our default for new apps. Java is used for legacy codebases or where your team standard requires it.
Can you publish to the Play Store for us?
Yes — we handle signing, listing assets, staged rollout and responding to review feedback.
How long does a typical Android MVP take?
Most MVPs ship in 10–16 weeks depending on integrations, offline requirements and admin tooling.
Which Android versions do you support?
Typically the last 5–6 major versions, agreed against your user analytics so older devices are not dropped unnecessarily.
Can you take over an existing Android app?
Yes — we audit the codebase, fix crashes and stability issues first, then continue feature work.