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How to install apps made on AppsGeyser?

To install apps on your mobile device from the web, you need to enable your mobile device to install apps from third-party places. Learn more

What is AppsGeyser App Builder?

AppsGeyser is free app builder to create Android app from any content without coding. You can build Android apps in 3 simple steps: choosing app template, filling the content, publishing the app. AppsGeyser helps people to transfer their ideas into Android Apps. Learn more

How to use AppsGeyser?

AppsGeyser is a free-to-use app creator. It's simple to make Android apps with AppsGeyser: 1. Open the list of free app templates. 2. Choose the app template for your idea. 3. Follow a step-by-step guide on the template page. Fill all the required forms with texts, images, links, files. 4. Name your app. 5. Upload the icon for the app. 6. Sign up to AppsGeyser. After making your first app, you will be redirected to the registration page. 7. Navigate through the Dashboard. There you can download your app, edit the app and settings, see app analytics, join the Monetization program, prepare your app for the publication. Learn more

Is AppsGeyser really free?

Yes, AppsGeyser is a free app builder. You can create, use, download, share apps for free. We have no hidden charges for downloading and using apk files. For advanced users and businesses AppsGeyser offers premium features and plans. Learn more

Google Play's Warnings: How To Stop Panic and Keep Apps Publishing?

“Google Play Console asks me to change my app’s target API level/target SDK version. What should I do and how?”

This is the most frequently asked question of last two weeks.

Does that look familiar to you? Don’t panic!

This is just about the meet Google Play’s target API level requirement. Google Play will require that new apps target at least Android 8.0 (API level 26) from August 1, 2018, and that app updates target Android 8.0 from November 1, 2018.

What does it mean?

The manifest of any APK-file has the code targetSdkVersion (also known as the target API level). It indicates the maximum Android version for the app.

Every new Android version gets changes that bring significant security and performance improvements. Some of these changes only apply to apps that declare support through their targetSdkVersion manifest attribute.

Configuring your app to target a recent API level ensures that users can benefit from these improvements, while still allowing it to run on older Android versions. Targeting a recent API level also allows your app to take advantage of the platform’s latest features.

What date and requirements?

August 1, 2018: New apps target at least Android 8.0 (API level 26)

November 1, 2018: App updates target at least Android 8.0 (API level 26)

Once these requirements are in effect, you won’t be able to download new APK files from the earlier target API levels to the Google Play Console.

What should I do now?

Right now you don’t have to do anything. It’s just a warning, so you don’t need to change API level right now. When the time comes you will receive an update from us regarding new API level.

But you should be ready. Here you can find the important points you need to know about updating your target API level to meet the Google Play requirement. To proceed, click on your app’s current API level:

Earlier than Android 5.0 (API level 21)

Earlier than Android 6.0 (API level 23)

Earlier than Android 7.0 (API level 24)

Earlier than Android 8.0 (API level 26)