#androeed
The seventh version of the framework is no longer just an app archive. It's a social platform for modders and gamers. Now you have freedom. Freedom to publish, to build your audience, and to earn from what you create.
What's new:
1. Personal page
2. Authorship and monetization
3. Community
4. Files in app cards
5. Two ways to use the site
Read more about each point below.
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Now you have freedom. Freedom to publish, freedom to build your audience, freedom to earn from what you create. You're no longer just downloading files — you're becoming part of the platform.
1. Personal page
Every user now gets their own page. It's a personal space where you can publish posts at any time and without restrictions. Each post automatically becomes a discussion thread — comments can be left under it. And since the platform is now fully open, the nature of your publications can be anything.
2. Authorship and monetization
Any user can become an author — all it takes is applying for monetization. Once you're an author, you start earning from your files directly, without intermediaries or hired teams. You decide what to publish, and you work with your audience yourself.
3. Community
You build a community around your page. Followers track your publications, discuss them in the comments, and stay up to date with everything you release. The more actively you run your page, the more people gather around you.
4. Files in app cards
App cards now feature files from authors — but only verified ones. We manually verify each author before their files enter the shared structure. Verified authors also get featured in recommendations — anyone can become one. This is for your safety: you get content from people you can trust.
5. Two ways to use the site
You can use the site the old way: go to the page of the app you need and download files, just like before. Or you can follow your favorite authors — subscribe to them and scroll through the feed, like on any social network. Both ways work, and the choice is always yours.
6. Flexible settings and notifications
We've added a flexible system of settings and notifications. You get notified for almost every interaction with your content — new followers, comments, likes, and more. Everything can be configured: choose what you want to be notified about and what you'd rather skip.
7. We welcome your feedback
As it was 15 years ago, the site is written by one person — from the idea to the last byte of code. I can't keep track of everything alone, so I read every message. If you see something that can be improved — write to me.
Now — over to you. Drop your wishes for 7.0, report bugs, and tell us what to add in the comments.
1. Personal page
Every user now gets their own page. It's a personal space where you can publish posts at any time and without restrictions. Each post automatically becomes a discussion thread — comments can be left under it. And since the platform is now fully open, the nature of your publications can be anything.
2. Authorship and monetization
Any user can become an author — all it takes is applying for monetization. Once you're an author, you start earning from your files directly, without intermediaries or hired teams. You decide what to publish, and you work with your audience yourself.
3. Community
You build a community around your page. Followers track your publications, discuss them in the comments, and stay up to date with everything you release. The more actively you run your page, the more people gather around you.
4. Files in app cards
App cards now feature files from authors — but only verified ones. We manually verify each author before their files enter the shared structure. Verified authors also get featured in recommendations — anyone can become one. This is for your safety: you get content from people you can trust.
5. Two ways to use the site
You can use the site the old way: go to the page of the app you need and download files, just like before. Or you can follow your favorite authors — subscribe to them and scroll through the feed, like on any social network. Both ways work, and the choice is always yours.
6. Flexible settings and notifications
We've added a flexible system of settings and notifications. You get notified for almost every interaction with your content — new followers, comments, likes, and more. Everything can be configured: choose what you want to be notified about and what you'd rather skip.
7. We welcome your feedback
As it was 15 years ago, the site is written by one person — from the idea to the last byte of code. I can't keep track of everything alone, so I read every message. If you see something that can be improved — write to me.
Now — over to you. Drop your wishes for 7.0, report bugs, and tell us what to add in the comments.
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