Every Android developer I know has run into the same wall: slow app store review cycles, an opaque ranking algorithm deciding who sees your app, and policy changes that can bury a listing overnight with no warning.
That frustration is why I built Aeroapk (aeroapk.store) — an independent Android app catalog where developers publish their APKs directly to users.
What makes it different:
No reposted clones — every listing comes straight from the developer who built it
No bundled junk with downloads
No login wall required just to download an app (only needed to rate/review)
Every submission and update goes through a safety review before going live
Developers keep full control of updates and version history — no algorithm decides visibility
How review works: every submission is checked for safety before approval. Once approved, a listing stays live until the developer changes or removes it themselves.
What's next: growing the catalog, refining the review process as submission volume increases, and listening closely to feedback from developers who try it.
If you've got an Android app sitting around, I'd love for you to check it out and consider being one of our first listings: aeroapk.store
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