Introducing: Quire for Android

Last updated: July 3, 2026

Finally, it is here. Kicking off the new year 2018, we are proud to present to you: Quire for Android.

We took time to craft and create this app for Android, so we can get it right. We made sure the layout, navigation, gestures and look-and-feel were simple, and intuitive to Android users. We also had help from a group of dedicated Android beta users who provided valuable feedback along the way! Curious what's under the hood? Here's how we built it with Google's Flutter. Here are a couple things to get you started:

How do you add your ideas via text, camera, and photos?

You can add ideas, notes or tasks as plain words, using the Camera of your smartphone, or selecting an existing image from your Gallery. Simply tap on the “+” icon at the bottom-right of your project, and choose Text, Camera or Photos.

How do you divide your ideas into tasks and subtasks with a swipe?

Our ideas are often too big to chew at once. By swiping each of them from right to left, you can break it down into smaller chunks and further into tiny pieces until they become small enough to tackle.

How do you organize your tasks with drag and drop?

Once you have broken down your ideas, you will get a long, and possibly unorganized list of tasks. You can organize them, and put everything in order by pressing each of the tasks, and dragging it to its rightful place.

Related: Quire Mobile 3.0: Kanban Board comes to Mobile App — see how organizing tasks on mobile evolved with a full Kanban board view.

How do you collaborate with your team, even offline?

Need to give more details about a task? Share your works with the team? Get instant feedback from your colleagues?

All of it can be done easily.

You can type notes in task description, assign tasks to those responsible, attach files from Google Drive or embed images directly, discuss and interact with team members in comments, etc. Even if you suddenly lose internet connection, you can continue doing what you are doing. Everything will be synced once the connection is back.

How do you navigate smoothly in a single workspace?

Just like our web and iOS apps, the Android app also comes in one single workspace with easy-to-understand UI - sidebar (project list), tree view (task list) and detail view (task detail). For example, to go to sidebar, tap on the upper-left hamburger icon of the app in the tree view.

How do you get notified anytime, anywhere?

It is important to stay on top of updates when you are on the go. No matter where you are, you will get notified of new activities, and be reminded of upcoming or overdue tasks so you do not miss out.

How do you switch to Dark Theme for the comfort of your eyes?

Eyes grow weary? You can switch to Dark Theme in your Profile view for an instant relief.

We recommend using Android 5.0 or higher to get the best user experience of Quire’s Android app.

Like always, any feedback, thought or idea is welcome! Share it in our feedback community, or send us an email at feedback@quire.io.

Related: Introducing Quire Mobile 5.0: Everything You Need to Know — see how the Quire mobile app has evolved since this original Android launch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Quire app for Android?

Yes, Quire's native Android app on Google Play lets you add ideas, break them into tasks and subtasks, and collaborate from your phone.

Does the Quire Android app work offline?

Yes, you can keep working if you lose connection, and it syncs once you're back online.

How do you add tasks in the Quire Android app?

Tap the plus icon at the bottom-right of your project, then choose Text, Camera, or Photos to add a note, photo, or gallery image.

Which Android version does the Quire app need?

Quire recommends Android 5.0 or higher for the best experience.