That gives you real APK, installable Android app, app icon, splash screen, full-screen mobile app field,

no browser address box, no duplicate front end, no need to have its own zip code.

Compose still uses your existing file.

I would not ask Codex to build a full Android companion unless you need native features like GPS, push notifications,

background trackers, camera, YouTube, and so on.

For John's use case, a web view app is ideal.

The architecture would be, you can see the code in our conversation history.

Ask Codex for something like, you can see the code in our conversation history.

But I'd also argue, you can see the code in our conversation history.

This is the small sport.

Full Android app later only if the project grows beyond display.