Goodword was live in Google Play.
The mobile product had begun on iPhone. Releasing through Google Play made the application available through the normal Android installation and update path.
The store page described Goodword as a way to use the network a person had already built. It presented conversation capture, relationship search, reminders, and connected services as parts of the product.
The Android release also included the newer IRL mode. A person could capture somebody they met at an event through a QR scan or a quick note and return to the relationship later.
Publishing required more than uploading a build. The store listing needed screenshots, a description, support information, a privacy-policy link, a content rating, and a data-safety declaration. Those public statements had to match what the application actually collected and how the connected features worked.
The first check was installation from the public store rather than an internal testing link. The team needed to confirm that an Android user could find the listing, install the app, complete the current onboarding, and reach the same Goodword account used on the web.
The private archive contains review correspondence, release configuration, and internal testing. It is not included here. This article does not publish user counts, conversion data, customer information, or store-account identifiers.
The public-safe record is the availability. Goodword's Play listing was visible, the application could be installed, and the public description covered the relationship-management features included in the release.
The listing also provided a public support route and a way to request deletion of account data. Those details were part of the store review as well as the page a user could inspect before installing.
The page was updated again later in May as the product changed. That did not change the May 21 checkpoint recorded in email: the app was live in Google Play.
Android was now another supported entrance to the product beside the web and iPhone versions.