ZeroCode: Build Android Apps
Android app by Zero Billion, Inc.. Tools · Zero Billion, Inc.
- Store rating
- Unknown
- Store rating count
- Unknown
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Listed by the store
- Version
- 0.4.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-13
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Store description excerpt
Describe the app you want. ZeroCode writes it, compiles it, tests it, and hands you something you can actually install. No code. No setup. No IDE. Just say what you want in your own words — “a tap-to-fly game where I dodge pipes”, “a workout tracker with a weekly plan”, “a breathing timer that expands and contracts” — and watch it get made. WATCH IT HAPPEN ZeroCode doesn't hide the work behind a spinner. You see it plan, write files, compile, and run tests. When something breaks, you see it read the error and fix it. When it's done, you get a real Android app. CHANGE YOUR MIND Ask for changes in plain language. “Make the pipes slower.” “Add a dark mode.” “The score should reset when I restart.” Each request rebuilds and retests the app. A COMMUNITY OF EXPERIMENTS Browse what other people have made and installed. Publish your own if you want to — nothing is public unless you choose it, and you can withdraw a listing at any time. WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW • Everything here is experimental. Apps are generated by an AI model. Some are rough. Some don't work first time. • Builds happen on a server and usually take a few minutes. • Your first app is free, including a few requests to shape it. After that, Pro or Max keeps you building — billed weekly, cancel any time. • Android asks your permission before anything is installed. ZeroCode can't and won't skip that. Your apps are yours. Download them, keep them, install them on your own device.
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