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r/AndroidTVApps rules, stats, and what to post

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42,223 members
To post
No minimum in the rules
To comment
No minimum in the rules
Self-promotion
Not mentioned in the rules
Links
Not mentioned in the rules
Promo risk
Medium
From the rules, not from removal counts
Community age
2 years
Since Oct 2024
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About r/AndroidTVApps

A source-backed Rankhog guide to r/AndroidTVApps: public rules, community context, posting fit, and startup-promotion risk before you publish.Checked from the r/AndroidTVApps rules on Reddit. Look up any subreddit's numbers in the free subreddit stats checker.

r/AndroidTVApps rules

On Reddit

No subreddit-specific rules were displayed on the public rules page when Rankhog verified it on 2026-11-13.

What to post in r/AndroidTVApps

What fits the room, and what gets removed.

Works well

  • A post sharing an app you built for Android TV, with a short explanation of the problem it solves and an open invitation for feedback
  • A troubleshooting guide for a common Android TV app problem, written so a beginner can follow it
  • A comparison of two or more apps for the same job, based on your real experience
  • A question asking the community which apps they use for a specific Android TV need
  • A tip post about a customization trick that improves the Android TV experience

Avoid

  • Posting about a product that has nothing to do with Android TV apps
  • Dropping a link with no explanation, no context, and no engagement in the comments
  • Writing a post that only promotes your app without helping anyone who does not buy it
  • Reposting the same promotional content again and again
  • Posting general tech or marketing content that ignores the Android TV focus of the room

Best hours to post in r/AndroidTVApps

No pattern yet. r/AndroidTVApps does not have enough top posts from the last 90 days to name its best hours.

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What r/AndroidTVApps Is For

This community is for discovering, discussing, and sharing the best apps for Android TV. People come here to find streaming services, games, utility apps, and customization tips for their Android TV setup. Members share app reviews, recommendations, and troubleshooting tips, and they keep each other up to date on new releases and updates. The people posting are Android TV users who want a better experience on their device, and the people who can help them get one.

What To Post

There are no published rules here, so the best guide is the community description itself. Post things that help people discover apps or get more out of the ones they already have. If you built an Android TV app, you can share it, but frame it as a contribution to the discussion, not an ad. Explain what problem it solves, ask for honest feedback, and be ready to answer questions in the comments. Troubleshooting tips and how-to guides for Android TV setups also fit the room well. The moderator note asks only that posts stay relevant to discovering and sharing Android TV apps, so relevance is your whole job here.

What To Avoid

With no published rules, the main risk is irrelevance. A post about something unrelated to Android TV apps will not fit what people came here for. The other risk is a post that is all promotion and no help. If your post gives nothing to a reader who never buys from you, it reads as spam even without a rule saying so. Do not drop a link and leave. Stay in the thread, answer questions, and act like a member of the community rather than a visitor selling something.

A note from Anthony

This is one of the rare communities with no published rules at all, which I find both freeing and a little risky. The moderator one-liner about keeping posts relevant to discovering and sharing Android TV apps is basically the whole constitution here. That means your own judgment carries the weight, and a helpful, honest post matters more than any rule you could quote. I would treat that freedom as a reason to be more careful, not less.

By , founder and operator of Rankhog. Every guide is built from the community's own public rules and data, then checked by Rankhog's grounding audit before it goes live.

Common questions about r/AndroidTVApps

What subreddits are similar to r/AndroidTVApps?

Subreddits like r/AndroidTVApps are r/ShieldAndroidTV, r/fireTV, r/firetvstick, r/Strong_8K, r/IPTV_Help_Desk and r/GoogleTV.

Can I promote my own Android TV app here?

There is no published rule against it, and the community is built around discovering apps, so a helpful post about your app fits. Just make it genuinely useful, invite feedback, and stick around to answer comments.

Are links allowed?

The community displays no rules about links, so there is no published restriction. Use links only when they support a relevant, helpful post about Android TV apps.

What happens if I break a rule?

There are no published rules to break, so removal would depend on moderator judgment. The moderator note asks that posts stay relevant to discovering and sharing Android TV apps, so staying relevant is the safest path.

Can I post about streaming services in general?

Yes, the description names streaming services as a core topic, as long as your post connects to the Android TV app experience.

Is this a good place to ask for app recommendations?

Yes, recommendations are one of the main things people share here, so asking for them fits the community perfectly.

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