Installing your Android app
Learn how to install your Floot Android app
Floot can automatically convert your Floot website into a native Android app. You can install it on your Android device directly.
Getting your Android app
Navigate to the Mobile tab
Open your Floot project and click the Publish button
Switch to the Mobile tab in the publish modal
Make sure Build mobile apps is enabled
Click Publish & Generate to create your mobile apps
This will take several minutes.
Download your Android app
Go to the Mobile tab and select Android. You have two options:
Option 1: Scan the QR code
Use your Android device's camera to scan the QR code
Follow the prompt to download and install the app
Option 2: Copy the download link
Click Copy download link for Android
Open the link on your Android device
Install the APK file
Install on your device
Once downloaded, open the APK file
If prompted, enable "Install from unknown sources" for your browser
Tap Install to complete the installation
Your Floot app is now ready to use!
Troubleshooting
How do I install the APK after downloading?
Usually after you download the APK, Android will ask you if you want to install it. If not, go to your device's Files folder and open the APK you downloaded.
"Can't install from this source"
Go to Settings → Security → Install unknown apps and enable it for your browser or file manager.
QR code not working?
Try using the "Copy download link" option instead and paste the link into your Android device's browser.
Publishing to Google Play Store
To publish your Android app to the Google Play Store:
Create a Google Play Developer account at Google Play Console ($25 one-time fee)
Download your Android project from Floot:
Open your Floot project and click the Publish button
Switch to the Mobile tab
In the Android section, expand Want to publish to the Google Play Store?
Click Download Android project and wait for the download to complete
Install NodeJS, then run the follow command in the downloaded folder
npm install -g pnpm pnpm installGenerate a signed release build:
Unzip your downloaded Android project
Navigate to the
androidfolderFollow the Android signing guide to create a keystore and sign your app
Build a release AAB:
./gradlew bundleRelease
Upload to Google Play Console:
Create a new app in the console
Complete the store listing (description, screenshots, icon, etc.)
Upload your signed AAB file from
android/app/build/outputs/bundle/release/Complete the content rating questionnaire
Set pricing and distribution settings
Submit for review and Google will review your app (typically 1-3 days)
For detailed instructions, see Google's publishing guide and Capacitor's Android documentation. Note: Floot uses Capacitor to convert your website to an Android app.
Please note that Floot does not support App Store submissions or reviews. You will need the respective app store accounts to publish to those app stores and should contact them for any publishing support needs.
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