Trip360 is an independent Android studio. We map the route from idea to launch, fill the cabin with real users, and tune the revenue stack so every install stays on board — the whole journey run by one team.
Most teams handle a single leg of an app's journey. We fly the whole route — so nothing gets left at the gate in the handover between building, launching and earning.
Native Android apps and games — engineered to take off fast, feel great, and hold altitude as they scale on the Play Store.
Performance marketing that boards real, lasting passengers — channels, creative and bids tuned to lifetime value, not vanity installs.
A balanced revenue stack — ad mediation, subscriptions and in-app purchases — tuned so the fare never spoils the ride.
We buy promising Android apps and portfolios — then give them the distribution and monetization fuel to keep climbing.
The work splits into three disciplines. We keep them in the same cabin so the people who build a product are the ones who grow and monetize it too.
Product and platform work that's built to last, from a single screen to a full live-ops backend.
A revenue model designed alongside the product, not bolted on after the wheels are up.
Paid growth that treats every install as a seat with a cost and a return attached.
We're prepping our first titles for departure. Everything we ship on Google Play is something we own — that's how our advice stays honest: every tactic here is flown on our own products first.
A short, plain way of working that keeps every decision close to the data and momentum easy to hold at altitude.
We start with the audience, the market and the maths — what the product is for, and whether the numbers can ever work.
We ship a real, usable version quickly, then improve it in tight loops with monetization and analytics wired in from day one.
Once retention and revenue per user hold up, we open the throttle on paid growth and let the compounding carry it.
We buy Android apps outright, and we structure earn-outs for builders who'd rather keep a seat on the upside. If you've made something good but don't have the time or reach to grow and monetize it — let's talk.
Building something, scaling something, or selling something — tell us about it. We read every message that lands.