Androidify Showcases Advanced UI with Jetpack Compose

On May 20, 2025, Google released Androidify, a demo app built to showcase what Jetpack Compose can do for modern Android UI design.

The app packs in animated elements, expressive layouts, and dynamic motion, all powered by Material 3 components. It highlights features like the Cookie9Sided camera button and auto-sizing text with inline images, such as a dancing Android bot. Google also used shared element transitions to add fluid motion between screens and applied onLayoutRectChanged to track layout changes in real time.

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Androidify doesn’t just stick to technical demos. It turns Compose into a visual playground, giving developers a clear, working example of how to use expressive shapes, motion, and layout control without relying on legacy View-based code.

Google aims this at Android developers ready to push UI further using only Kotlin and Compose. Every interaction and animation runs on modern architecture, showing how far Compose has come since its early beta days.

It’s open source, so devs can explore the code or remix it for their own projects. With Androidify, Google isn’t pitching theory, it’s showing real, practical Compose in action. You can grab it now from GitHub or explore the full breakdown on the Android Developers blog.