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Google Play supports users in privately publishing AI-generated personal apps.

PANews October 14 news, according to TechCrunch, Google announced that users can use Google AI Studio to generate Android apps with AI and directly publish them privately via Google Play using a regular Google account for personal use, with no programming experience required. Such personal apps will not appear in Play Store search and listings, will be accessible only to the creator, and must comply with existing Google Play policies. The feature will initially be available only to users aged 18 and above in the United States. Google plans to support sharing apps with a small circle of family and friends in the coming months, and after an app gains popularity, it can be officially listed on the Play Store after trust and safety review.

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