And Android apps make far less than iOS apps, so we know that it would be for an amount of income far, far smaller than what we currently make from the iOS apps. It would cost a lot to develop an Android version. The time involved would be huge.Īnd then there would be money. And then you have Android devices like the Kindle. But its worse than that: Android has lots of different types and different devices. We hope to add iPhone to this, as it is another easy add, given how close it will be to the iPad (mainly just screen size differences, although in some games that is huge).Īndroid would split things even more, leaving less time to deal with our Windows/Mac/iPad apps. The iPad version was easier than adding the Mac because a lot of code can be shared between them, but still it is a completely different operating system. Then in 2013, we added an iPad version (probably a couple of years too late). It was a good decision, but it also took a lot of time. But then it started becoming clear that Apple was going somewhere, so in 2007 we added a Mac version.

You can learn it well.įor many years, I thought we would never have a Mac version. It makes a lot of sense for a small company to concentrate on only one OS. For a long time (from 1995 to 2007), we had apps on only one OS: Windows. Supporting apps on a single OS involves a lot of work. We do not have and it is unlikely that we will, and the reasons are time and money. This is basically all I can say in an email. No, we do not have an Android version at this time.

Goodsol for android