Andromo is a no-code Android and iOS app builder with ad monetization and Shopify support. Plans start at $24/month with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Andromo is a no-code platform for building native Android and iOS apps in a web browser. Users pick features, adjust design and monetization settings, then build an app file for Google Play or Apple without writing code. The site says the platform is backed by Google Flutter and exports to both Android and Apple.
The company says more than 1,000,000 people have used Andromo, that apps built with it have been downloaded over 20 million times, and that 80,000 apps have launched on Google Play. It also states it has been on the market for 10 years. These figures come from Andromo's own site and were not independently verified.
The process has three steps. First, a user signs up and creates an Andromo project by entering a few details. Second, the user adds the features and styles they want, such as content, video, audio, maps, polls and ads. Third, a click builds the app on Andromo servers.
According to the site, the finished app is emailed to the user, ready to upload to the Google Play Store. The builder runs entirely in the browser, so anyone with a laptop or tablet can design, monetize and build. The site describes the interface as drag-and-drop, with the aim of letting non-technical users define app logic visually.
Andromo lists more than 30 native features. Content options include photo galleries with bulk upload, an audio player with playlists and ringtones, a YouTube player, PDF upload, an eBook reader for .epub files, and WordPress or RSS feeds. Link features cover web, call, email and location links, action buttons, WebView and custom HTML pages.
Extensions add QR code creation and scanning, WhatsApp stickers and Zendesk support chat. Layout tools include list items, carousels, spacers, dashboard cards and multiple dashboards. Monetization features include banner, interstitial and native ads, paid access for exclusive content and a photo gallery database. Ready-made templates cover eBook, recipe, news, fashion and wallpaper apps, among others.
Andromo is a no-code platform for building native Android and iOS apps in a browser. Users add features such as galleries, audio, maps and ads, then build the app with one click.
Plans start at $24 per month for Hobbyist and go up to $60 per month for Shopify, with a $104 per month reseller package. The pricing page also shows a higher set of prices, starting at $32, under its Annual and Monthly toggle.
Yes. Andromo offers a free two-week trial with access to all features. Publishing an app on Google Play and monetizing it requires a subscription.
Yes. The site says users can export to both Android and Apple, and the plans list building apps for Android and iOS.
Yes. Andromo has dedicated plans that turn a Shopify or WooCommerce store into a mobile app, with assigned manager support, push notifications and chat.
Apps can show ads from AdMob, Facebook Audience Network, Start.io, AppLovin and Unity Ads, sell paid content access, and use pay-per-view content. Advanced monetization adds shorter interstitial ad intervals and a splash screen.
It suits non-technical creators, bloggers, small businesses, store owners and agencies who want native apps without coding. Teams needing heavy custom logic may want a different approach.
You need a Google account and a one-time $25 payment to register in the Google Play Console, then upload the app file and add a name, descriptions and category. A Gappsy note: a paid Andromo subscription is also required to publish.