I will turn your web app into an android app on google play


About this gig
Built an app with Lovable, Base44, Bolt or your own code and want it on Google Play? I turn your web app into a real Android app and get it ready for the store.
What you get:
- A signed Android App Bundle (.aab) built with Capacitor
- App icon and splash screen
- Store listing texts and graphics (Standard and Premium)
- Upload to your Google Play Console and closed testing set up
- Offline mode and native features like in-app purchase (Premium)
Why me: my own app Bukva is live on Google Play, built exactly this way, with offline mode, speech recognition and in-app purchase. I know the steps Google requires, including the 14-day closed test for new developer accounts.
Good to know: you need your own Google Play developer account (one-time fee by Google). You invite me as a user, so you never share your password. Google's review and testing times are not part of my delivery time. iOS / App Store is not included.
Please message me before ordering so we can check your app together.
Get to know Wilhelm K.
Web App and Automation Developer
- FromGermany
- Member sinceAug 2026
Languages
German, English
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FAQ
Do I need a Google Play developer account?
Yes. Google charges a one-time fee and verifies your identity. You invite me to your Play Console as a user, so you never share your password.
How long until my app is live?
My delivery time covers building and uploading. New personal developer accounts must first run a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days (you bring the testers, e.g. friends or colleagues), then Google reviews the app before it goes live. I guide you through both.
Can you also publish to the Apple App Store?
No, this gig is Android / Google Play only.
My app was built with Lovable / Base44 / Bolt. Does that work?
Usually yes. Send me the link or the code before ordering and I will check it.
I want to charge for my app. What do I need?
Set up a Google payments (merchant) profile before the app is created. An app that was published for free can never be switched to paid, so we plan this first.

