topandroidapp.lol is a public leaderboard built exclusively for Android apps. Instead of relying on algorithms or reviews, apps compete for the #1 spot by bidding the higher you bid, the higher you rank, and every dollar you spend adds to your app's lifetime total. It's a simple, transparent alternative to running ads: pay less than a single day of TikTok/Google ad spend, and get permanent visibility on a leaderboard people actually browse to discover new Android apps.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built topandroidapp.lol after seeing sites like topapp.lol and outbid.lol take off but noticed there wasn't a dedicated leaderboard just for Android/Google Play apps. The idea is simple: instead of guessing what the algorithm wants, you control your own visibility. Bid what you want, your app climbs the leaderboard, and every dollar adds to your app's lifetime total so early support compounds over time. It's meant to be a cheaper, more direct alternative to running paid ads just to get eyeballs on a new app. I built it solo and would love your feedback especially on pricing, ranking logic, and what would make you actually want to submit your own app here. Happy to answer anything in the comments 🙏

I started working on my product after watching the growth of topapp.lol for iOS apps. One thought kept looping in my mind: are iOS developers really the only ones willing to invest in promoting their apps? Why aren't Android developers as competitive when it comes to marketing spend?
That question stuck with me, so I decided to find out by building the same concept, but exclusively for Android: topandroidapp.lol

Curious what this community thinks do Android devs actually spend less on promotion, or has no one just built the right platform for them yet?

TopAndroidApp

Pay-to-play leaderboard for Android apps. Bid to be #1

Pay-to-play leaderboard for Android apps. Bid to be #1

Forum Threads

Are Android Developers Less Competitive Than iOS Devs (When It Comes to Promotion)?"

Forum Threads

Are Android Developers Less Competitive Than iOS Devs (When It Comes to Promotion)?"