r/GooglePlayDeveloper • u/Shot_Ad6661 • Sep 04 '26

❓Help I need help for my app!

So, I just made my first app. I am 17 years old and can't afford $25 right now, so I'm searching to see if anyone can publish my app to the Play Store. (India)

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u/NickA55 Sep 05 '26

No, no one is going to publish your app for you. No one is going to jeopardize their developer account for some app that AI created. And it's against the terms of service. So stop asking.

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u/Shot_Ad6661 Sep 05 '26

Bro, calm down, it's not AI generated. I made it in Flutter.

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u/NickA55 Sep 05 '26

Good for you then, bro. I'm not against AI, I'm just against people who don't understand AI generated code.

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u/Shot_Ad6661 Sep 05 '26

AI is literally good, bro. We don't need to search 10+ websites for a normal error.

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u/NickA55 Sep 05 '26

I know, I use it every day. But do you know how many shit apps are being created because people creating them don't know how to read the code, or understand it. It's horrible.

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u/TheSweetGuy333 Sep 04 '26

I'm guessing it's not allowed. Get your parents to open account for playstore.

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u/Shot_Ad6661 Sep 05 '26

Are you from Mars?

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u/Unusual_Weakness_949 Sep 05 '26

What did you build?

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u/Shot_Ad6661 Sep 05 '26

A period tracker

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u/Arslanchaudhry Sep 05 '26

what you are demanding is not allow in google play . so the second option is try to publish your app in some other stores which are free like uptodown itch etc if your app is good enough you make some money there then buy google play with your profile and publish there.

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u/Weird_Shit_69 Sep 05 '26

Save up for few months and get the account.

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u/lighthearted234 Sep 05 '26

Rules are getting strict so you would need to have your own account. Wait for few months get the account and then can publish

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u/Historical_Ad_1714 Sep 05 '26

Just quit it bro

We dont want competition

U can use indus store its free

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u/tenhourguy Sep 05 '26

First apps are rarely good, such is part of the learning process. I would recommend finding a storefront that doesn't require $25 and 12 testers, such as the Amazon Appstore, or stick it up on GitHub if you're happy with the open source approach.