The DVDP Mobile forum says "yes".

It's not an official Invelos product, but I doubt Ken will release an official version anytime soon. Android users seem to be extremely reluctant to pay for apps. I recently stumbled across a statistic comparing iOS to Android downloads in Germany. While more free apps are downloaded for Android than for iOS, the numbers for paid apps are extremely low.

Quoting biloxiboi:

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I hate to say this, but I switched from DVD Profiler to "My Movies" (http://www.mymovies.dk/home.aspx)  because their Android app is tightly (cloud) integrated with the desktop app. 

I happily paid $4.99 for the pro version.

Who cares .

My Movies is a piece of cr@p. I purchased My Movies Pro for my iPod Touch before DVD Profiler for iOS came out. Worst program I've ever seen...especially the Desk Top version. It's nothing more than a IMDB scraper and it doesn't do it very well either. You can't even use the app on your iPod Touch to browse your collection in a store if you don't have an active WiFi Connection...it won't even open.

Quoting biloxiboi:

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Who cares?  Apparently a lot of people who are looking to go mobile with their phones/tablets. 

I was simply giving an alternative that I find works just as good as DVD Profiler.  Maybe the iOS version isn't as polished as the Android version.  I don't know.  I do know it works great on Android.

Again...who cares what you do? I sure as he|| don't. You posted in a public forum and I expressed my public opinion of your post.

Why are you still here? You're nothing but a troll as far as I'm concerned. You're registered here since October of 2007 and you've made a whopping 2 posts the entire time. And you've contributed absolutely nothing to the community. So, frankly, IMO, your opinion means squat.

You left DVD Profiler....so go away already and enjoy your garbage App.

Quoting biloxiboi:

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So, I suppose everyone who clicks the link after performing a search is considered a "troll".

No...just you .

Hi,

We normally do not comment on things on our competitors forums, but a user of ours pointed us to this thread, which we feel contains a lot of incorrect information.

For those interested, there are a lot of additional details available here:

http://www.mymovies.dk/switchfrom/dvd-profiler.aspx

Best regards,

Brian Binnerup
My Movies

Quoting Binnerup:

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Hi,

We normally do not comment on things on our competitors forums, but a user of ours pointed us to this thread, which we feel contains a lot of incorrect information.

For those interested, there are a lot of additional details available here:

http://www.mymovies.dk/switchfrom/dvd-profiler.aspx

Best regards,

Brian Binnerup
My Movies

Purely out of interest I downloaded and installed the program. First of all, the installation of the "My Collection" and the import to the mymovie cloud went very smooth.

Then... a notification that more than 700 titles were not recognised (yes, I ticked 'other countries'). That's about 25% of my collection, not a good sign imo.

At the moment, my on- and offline collections are synchronizing, and it's taking quite a lot of time (I quit the program after half an hour of syncing). At first glance, the profiles seem to convert nicely, but along the way I noticed quite a lot of missing back covers, scans that show part of the scannertop (incorrect framing/cropping), lots of incorrect crew/cast data of titles that I know to be 100% taken from the credits by myself (but hey, that's what you get by linking to imdb).

Boxsets aren't converted and shown as I would like to. Titles like the Alien Quadrilogy show separate profiles for each film, while TV-series have child profiles (which I don't use in my DVDP collection).

The screen is very static. Only the width of the title list can be adjusted, so the cast and crew list on the right are almost unreadable. The rating however, takes up half the screen. The crew list is barren. In most cases, only the director and writer are listed. The choices in the main categories (director, writer, producer, cinematography, editor, music, sound, art) are a little too sparce.

I quite like the percentage indicator, showing fields that could be improved. Also, the original title field can handle non-western characters, so Asian titles can be shown. And when you add new titles, and type in the original title, the results show all titles with that original title. Ie "Zwartboek" also shows "Black Books", "El libro negro" and other cover titles.

Overall, Mymovies doesn't really appeal to me. The quality of data is far from impressive, and there is a severe lack of titles in the database, especially from countries other than the US. I'll stick to DVD Profiler.

I would certainly appreciate DVD Profiler being available for Android. Since I have paid for two other versions of DVD Profiler, I would gladly pay for the third to have the app on my Android system. I hope others feel the same. I am a long time believer in DVD Profiler and feel this would be yet another benefit to using this excellent application.

It has been quite a while since this post, has anyone heard anymore about the Android app.
I think it totally silly to believe dvdprofiler users would not fork out say $5 for the app.  I have had
android phone for about six months and  have already purchased three apps for $4.99 each. If invelos
is to dumb to do this I wish some programmers would get together and create an app.  I don't care about all the cute box screens etc, all I want is  the list and a means to search it for when I am at a store or with friends and want to know if  I have the movie.