I sent my Android app to ~20 AI directories in a week. Almost none of it moved downloads.
I'm a student and I build Kryzz AI on the side. It's a free, MIT-licensed Android app: you give an agent a task, it shows a checklist plan first, searches and reads pages, then hands you an actual DOCX, XLSX or PDF. Models go through your own OpenRouter key, everything else stays on the phone. Last
I'm a student and I build Kryzz AI on the side. It's a free, MIT-licensed Android app: you give an agent a task, it shows a checklist plan first, searches and reads pages, then hands you an actual DOCX, XLSX or PDF. Models go through your own OpenRouter key, everything else stays on the phone.
Last week I gave myself a goal: go from 141 to 200 total APK downloads on GitHub in about ten days. I'm at 166 right now, so not there yet, but the split was useful.
Listings don't bring people, conversations do. Places where Android users already hang out beat places built for launching. A thread where someone can ask "does it actually do X" and get a straight answer seems worth more than twenty listings nobody browses.
Repo and APK if you want to poke at it: https://github.com/kriddss3/kryzz-ai/releases/tag/v1.1.2