Android Movies App Source Code.
Native Java. Launch in days.

Everything below is included with a single license — no upsells, no recurring fees, no required add-ons.

• Native Android movies app

  A full Android Studio project written in Java, compatible with Android 8 through Android 16, with a Netflix-inspired UI, ExoPlayer 2.x, Chromecast, Picture-in-Picture, multi-audio, multi-subtitle, MP4/MKV/HLS/MPD playback, offline downloads, parental control, and an analytics-friendly event layer.
• React admin panel

  A modern React/TypeScript dashboard for managing content, users, sections, providers, ads, push notifications, and analytics. Built with role-based access, bulk operations, and live toggles so a non-technical operator can run the day-to-day without a developer.
• Laravel REST API backend

  A clean Laravel project with migrations, queues, rate limiting, API authentication, and a documented endpoint surface. Easy to deploy on any cPanel, VPS, or container host, and easy to extend if you want to add B2B partner feeds, custom analytics, or third-party integrations.
• TMDB auto-import

  Pull movies, TV shows, trailers, posters, cast, crew, watch providers, similar content and localized metadata from TMDB. Choose languages and regions per audience, and let the app continuously refresh metadata without manual data entry.
• Stremio Addons integration

  Native Android implementation of the Stremio addon protocol — no Stremio app required. Paste any manifest URL, control priority and visibility from the admin, and instantly expand your catalog through the community addon ecosystem.
• Autoembed servers

  Manage multiple embed providers from the admin panel with priority, quality flags (SD / HD / Multi) and automatic failover. Keep playback reliable even when individual sources go down.
• Five ad networks + mediation

  AdMob, Unity, AppLovin MAX, Meta Audience Network, and a direct-ads slot — all wired in with mediation and remote toggles so you can change strategies without releasing a new APK.
• Beginner-friendly launch docs

  A screenshot-driven walkthrough that covers branding, signing, deploying the API, configuring TMDB and Stremio Addons, enabling monetization, and submitting to Google Play.

Most operators reach a functional, brandable build in under an afternoon. Play Store review is then the longest single step (usually a few days).

1. 1
   Open the Android project

   Unpack the project and open it in a current version of Android Studio (Flamingo or newer). Run a debug build to confirm the stock app launches on your device or emulator.
2. 2
   Brand and sign

   Update the applicationId, app name, launcher icon, splash, and theme colors. Configure a release signing keystore — this becomes the identity of your app on the Play Store.
3. 3
   Deploy the admin and API

   Upload the Laravel backend to any standard PHP host, run migrations, set the API base URL, and create your first admin user. Connect the React admin and confirm you can log in.
4. 4
   Enable TMDB and content sources

   Add a TMDB API key, choose languages and regions, and enable the providers and Stremio Addons you want to ship with. The app will populate within minutes.
5. 5
   Build, monetize, ship

   Enable the ad networks you have accounts for, build a signed AAB, run a final QA pass with ExoPlayer + Cast on a couple of devices, and submit to Google Play.

• Three operation modes

  Switch anytime between Auto (TMDB-driven), Links-only, or fully Manual curation — match the workflow to your team without re-architecting the app.
• Anti-mod and tamper protection

  Package verification, signature checks, DNS blocking, API authentication, geo rules, and rate limits to deter modded clones and protect your content sources.
• Geo and access rules

  Block or prioritize content by country, require login on sensitive sections, enforce DNS-block lists, and route traffic intelligently through your providers.
• Push notifications

  Send rich push notifications from the admin panel to bring users back to new releases, trending shows, or promotions.