Wallpaper71
A complete Android wallpaper app with a Laravel admin panel, sold as source code on CodeCanyon — AdMob slots, push notifications, unlimited categories and graphical analytics.
What is Wallpaper71?
Wallpaper71 is a complete Android wallpaper app with a Laravel admin panel, sold by Coder71 on CodeCanyon as source code. It ships with the Android project, the admin panel and documentation, so a buyer can rebrand it, load their own wallpapers and publish it under their own name.
What it does.
Unlimited categories
Add as many categories and wallpapers as you like, each with its own cover, from the admin panel.
Search by colour or tag
A colour filter across the top of the home tab, and tag-based search for everything else.
Set home or lock screen
Preview a wallpaper full screen, then apply it to the home screen, the lock screen or both.
Favourites and downloads
Save to a favourites tab or download to a dedicated folder, then share to any social network.
AdMob built in
Banner and interstitial slots, with the interstitial interval and the on-off switch set from the admin panel.
Push notifications
Announce a new category or a new set through Firebase, sent from the admin panel rather than a console.
Laravel admin panel
Wallpapers, categories, colours, ad settings, the app title and the store link, all editable without a deploy.
Analytics you can act on
Monthly, annual and custom date-range charts, so it is visible which categories are actually being downloaded.
A look inside.
What it is
Wallpaper71 is a finished Android wallpaper app, sold with its source code. Not a template to fill in and not a starting point to build on — an app that browses, searches, favourites, downloads and sets wallpapers, with a Laravel admin panel behind it that the owner runs the whole thing from. You buy the licence, change the branding, load your own wallpapers and publish it under your own name.
It exists because the wallpaper category is one of the few on Google Play where a small operator can still compete on catalogue and curation rather than on engineering budget. The engineering is the part that stops people, and it is the part this removes.
What the app does
The home tab opens on a colour filter and a most-popular grid, so the first interaction is a choice rather than a scroll. Categories are unlimited and each carries its own cover image. Search works on tags, and pagination loads another thirty images every time a reader reaches the bottom, which keeps the first screen fast on a catalogue of any size.
Open a wallpaper and it fills the screen, with a bar for saving, cropping, downloading, favouriting and sharing, and swipe moving to the next one without going back to the grid. Applying it offers the home screen, the lock screen or both. Favourites and downloads are kept on the device, downloads in a folder of their own, and anything can be shared out to a social network from inside the app.
The admin panel
Everything a running app needs to change is in the Laravel panel, and none of it needs a release. Wallpapers, categories and colours are managed there. So are the app title, the Play Store link used by the share action, the admin logo and the favicon. Ad behaviour is a setting rather than a build flag: interstitials can be switched off, and the interval between them set, without touching the project.
Push notifications are sent from the same place through Firebase, which is how a new category reaches people who installed the app months ago. And the dashboard reports by month, by year or over a custom date range, so it is visible which categories are actually being downloaded rather than which ones felt like a good idea.
What is in the package
The full Android source code, the full admin panel source code, and documentation covering setup for both. The app is Java, built in Android Studio, with a minimum SDK of 17 and tested against Android 9 through 12. The panel is Laravel and needs PHP 7.3 or newer with MySQL behind it. Firebase handles notifications and AdMob handles advertising, both against accounts you own.
Owning the source is the point of buying this rather than licensing a hosted app. Nothing here depends on our servers staying up, our pricing staying the same, or us staying interested — the code is on your machine and the panel is on your hosting.
Making money from it
The AdMob integration is already wired in, banner and interstitial, and the interval is a setting rather than a code change — which matters, because the difference between an app people keep and one they uninstall is usually how often it interrupts them. You supply your own AdMob account, so the revenue is yours from the first install.
What it costs, and what the licence covers
The regular licence is $19 on CodeCanyon and covers one end product that your own users are not charged for, which is the normal case for an ad-supported wallpaper app. If you intend to charge for the app itself, the extended licence is the one you need; it is priced on the same listing. Future updates to the item are included either way.
The listing also carries a live admin-panel demo and a downloadable APK, so both halves can be tried before buying. This is one of two pages on this site that quotes a figure, and it does so for the same reason as the other — it is a fixed public price for something anyone can buy in a minute, not an estimate for work that has not been scoped.
What it costs.
Regular licence
$19 one-time
One app, published under your own name.
- Full Android source (Java)
- Full Laravel admin panel source
- Documentation
- Future updates
- One end product, free to your users
Full specification, live demo stores and package detail are on the Wallpaper71 website.
- Laravel
Before you ask.
Tell us the goal. We’ll scope the work.
New website, a rebuild, Shopify, a mobile app, custom software or SEO — one paragraph is enough. You get scope, risks and a timeline back within one business day, from the engineer who would build it.