Android compliance & accessibility

The pass that gets the app through Play review and makes it usable by everyone.

What we build

A real accessibility pass with TalkBack and scalable text, account deletion to Play policy, consent and data-safety declarations, device-specific layout fixes across a fragmented device base, and localisation where more than one language matters. Play review applies to every app the store distributes — internal, fleet and workforce apps included — so this is not optional polish for consumer apps; it is what gets any Android app published and keeps it published.

What you get

• The Play Console data-safety form completed and submitted
• An in-app consent flow recording the user's choice
• In-app account deletion that removes the user's data, per Play policy
• An accessibility audit report listing each finding, with each marked fixed or accepted
• A device-matrix report covering the agreed handsets and tablets, with layout defects fixed

How the work unfolds

1. Run the accessibility pass
2. Implement account deletion to Play policy
3. Add consent and data-safety declarations
4. Fix device-specific layout issues
5. Localise the app for additional languages

What shapes the price

Before you see a number, our scoping conversation asks:

• Will the app launch in more than one language? Localisation is string extraction, translation wiring and per-language layout checks.

How an engagement starts

This work builds on Android core feature build, so scope, boundaries and constraints are agreed before anything is built.

Teams often combine it with:

• Android app foundations & setup