Android app development commonly uses tools such as Android Studio for building, testing and debugging applications, along with Visual Studio Code for supporting development workflows. Technologies like Kotlin, Java and Jetpack Compose are widely used for building modern Android applications with responsive interfaces and maintainable architecture.
Additional tools such as Firebase, Room, Retrofit and Coroutines are often used for authentication, local storage, API communication and background processing. Version control and deployment workflows are typically managed using tools like GitHub, Git and GitHub Actions to support organized development and smoother release processes.