Google Play now lets you install your own vibe-coded apps without publishing them

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First look: Android users who build apps in AI Studio can now install them through Google Play without making them publicly available or connecting their phones to a computer. The feature makes it easier to turn an AI coding project into a native app for everyday use. It also gives creators room to test their work before deciding whether it belongs on the public store.

Google announced the feature this week for US users. Creators can use a standard Google account, and their apps stay private. They will not appear in Play's search results or public listings, and only the creator can access them at launch.

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