# Android developer portfolio: show shipped apps, not only GitHub

Android hiring screens for Kotlin depth and ownership. Structure a live page with store or demo proof, then keep the same facts on an ATS resume.

## What Android hiring screens look for

Recruiters filtering Android roles look for shipped apps, Kotlin or Java depth, and whether you owned features end to end. A GitHub repo helps engineers who will read code. A portfolio page with Play Store links or an internal demo wins the first click for everyone else.
Job-market scans of mobile postings still treat platform proof as a first filter: Android and iOS mentions dominate mobile role descriptions. Lead your page with three to five apps or modules. For each one state the problem, your role, the stack (Kotlin, Jetpack, Compose, Gradle), and a metric such as crash-free rate, startup time, or Play rating. Prefer device screenshots over raw emulator clutter.

## Android-first pages for broader mobile searches

If you also ship iOS or Flutter, say so clearly, but keep an Android-first section so people searching for an Android developer portfolio land on relevant proof. Cross-link the broader mobile developers page for multi-platform work.
Architecture notes (offline sync, dependency injection, modularization) separate candidates who followed tutorials from engineers who shipped. Label your role versus collaborators on each project so ownership is obvious.

## Pair the portfolio with an ATS resume

Put the same app names and stack on a single-column resume with the portfolio URL in the header. FolioX publishes both from one profile so applications stay consistent. If an app left the Play Store, keep recordings or screenshots and state what you owned while it was live.

## Why FolioX

FolioX gives Android developers a live portfolio for Play Store proof and an ATS resume from the same profile: one URL for applications.


## FAQ

### What should an Android developer portfolio include?

Three to five apps with screenshots or store links, Kotlin and stack details, your role, one architecture note, and a matching ATS resume.

### Is GitHub enough for Android jobs?

Repos are useful. Most screeners still want a page that shows apps and outcomes in under a minute. Link GitHub from the portfolio.

### How do I show apps that left the Play Store?

Use recordings, screenshots, and metrics from when the app was live. State that it is no longer listed and what you owned.

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