NativeAppTemplate-Android

What you get

• Full source code for a production-ready native Android app
• Lifetime updates — pay once, get all future updates forever
• Instant access via private GitHub repository invitation

The free version is available here: NativeAppTemplate-Free-Android.

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Features

NativeAppTemplate-Android uses modern Android development tools and practices, including:

• 100% Kotlin
• 100% Jetpack Compose
• Hilt (Dependency Injection)
• Retrofit2 (Networking)
• Proto DataStore
• Android Modern App Architecture
• Simple MVVM Layered Architecture
• Test
• Inspired by nowinandroid and emitron-Android

Included Features

• Onboarding
• Sign Up / Sign In / Sign Out
• Email Confirmation
• Forgot Password
• CRUD Operations for Shops (Create/Read/Update/Delete)
• CRUD Operations for Shops’ Nested Resource, Number Tags (ItemTags) (Create/Read/Update/Delete)
• Force App Version Update
• Force Privacy Policy Version Update
• Force Terms of Use Version Update
• And more!

Paid-only features

The full versions NativeAppTemplate-Android (Solo) and NativeAppTemplate-Android (Team) include additional advanced features not in the free version:

• URL Path-Based Multitenancy (prepends /:account_id/ to URLs)
• User Invitation to Organizations
• Role-Based Permissions and Access Control
• Organization Switching UI
• Push Notifications via Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM)

Backend API

NativeAppTemplate-Android connects to a Rails 8.1 API backend that you run yourself — it’s fully open source (MIT), so there’s no hosted dependency and no vendor lock-in. Run it locally or deploy your own:

• nativeapptemplateapi · API Docs

FAQs

For general, licensing, and support questions, see our FAQs page.

What Android API level do you support?

API level 26 or higher

Do you have a sample app I could look at?

Try NativeAppTemplate-Free-Android (Open Source) or MyTurnTag Creator for Android for free.

Does this include the backend server source code?

No — but the Rails API backend is free and open source (MIT). You run it yourself: clone nativeapptemplateapi and run it locally or deploy your own, then point the app at it.