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No Google login unable to use the app because my Apple account is not the same as my Google
Just a loot app
This app is not worth it. I thought it was from the real Google, but the developer is not from Google and then you have to pay before you use it. You cannot test it freely. You have to pay $9.99 before you can use it for a week I don’t see it to be that reasonable. If it was good enough, it would’ve had a free tier,simply do not download
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Antigravity not available on iOS
This is designed to mislead you. Don’t give them any money.
Do not download
Do not download if you thought at first this was Google‘s application. If that’s what you if that’s what brought you to this page turn away don’t download this. This is an application false pretenses utilizing Google’s assets illegally in the hopes of people putting their information into the application and he scraped as much data as you can this Victor person I’m being presumptuous and postulating. I have zero evidence to back up my claims but if we can minimize the amount of people that exposed themselves and their data to this person who clearly isn’t doing this because he’s benign then the better
However, if you did come here on purpose, wanting to download this exact app by the creator named Victor and as you were carry-on, maybe I’ll come across the road. I was in the same time I was in by force and valor
However, if you did come here on purpose, wanting to download this exact app by the creator named Victor and as you were carry-on, maybe I’ll come across the road. I was in the same time I was in by force and valor
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FAKE APP
FAKE
Not useful
Lagging
Not legit - horrible
Doesn’t work, this is fraud
Robbery
The app simple doesn’t work and you have to signup for a 9.99 a week subscription to test it. This should be removed from the App Store.
Illegal - Logo Imitation and Implied Affiliation
Google's brand guidelines strictly prohibit any use of their assets that could confuse users about who created a product. The violations you're asking about fall into two primary categories:
1. Logo Imitation
Google forbids any third party from mimicking or "mimicking-adjacent" use of its visual identity. Specific violations include:
Copying Visual Style: You cannot mimic, copy, or incorporate Google’s product icons or logos into your own.
Color Schemes: Incorporating the distinctive Google four-color palette (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green) or its specific dark-mode pastel variations into a non-Google logo is a direct violation.
Distortion: Modifying a Google trademark through hyphenation or combination (e.g., creating a "Google-style" Antigravity logo) is prohibited.
2. Implied Affiliation
This occurs when a product's branding suggests a relationship with Google that does not exist. Guidelines state:
Endorsement Myths: Users cannot use brand elements in any way that implies Google sponsors, endorses, or has authored the content.
Product Naming: A product name should be "wholly your own." Using a Google product name (like "Antigravity") as the primary name for a third-party app—especially if the logo looks official—creates an illegal "implied affiliation".
Prominence: A Google-owned feature or icon must never be the most prominent element on a non-Google page or app interface.
1. Logo Imitation
Google forbids any third party from mimicking or "mimicking-adjacent" use of its visual identity. Specific violations include:
Copying Visual Style: You cannot mimic, copy, or incorporate Google’s product icons or logos into your own.
Color Schemes: Incorporating the distinctive Google four-color palette (Blue, Red, Yellow, Green) or its specific dark-mode pastel variations into a non-Google logo is a direct violation.
Distortion: Modifying a Google trademark through hyphenation or combination (e.g., creating a "Google-style" Antigravity logo) is prohibited.
2. Implied Affiliation
This occurs when a product's branding suggests a relationship with Google that does not exist. Guidelines state:
Endorsement Myths: Users cannot use brand elements in any way that implies Google sponsors, endorses, or has authored the content.
Product Naming: A product name should be "wholly your own." Using a Google product name (like "Antigravity") as the primary name for a third-party app—especially if the logo looks official—creates an illegal "implied affiliation".
Prominence: A Google-owned feature or icon must never be the most prominent element on a non-Google page or app interface.
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