The toolchain for running Chrome Apps on mobile is in early developer preview. Feel free to give us your feedback using the Github issue tracker, our Chrome Apps developer forum, on Stack Overflow, or our G+ Developers page.
You can run your Chrome Apps on Android and iOS via a toolchain based on Apache Cordova, an open source mobile development framework for building mobile apps with native capabilities using HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Apache Cordova wraps your application's web code with a native application shell and allows you to distribute your hybrid web app via Google Play and/or the Apple App Store. To use Apache Cordova with an existing Chrome App, you use the cca (cordova chrome app) command-line tool.
Try out the cca toolchain by following these steps:
Once you have a converted app, add some polish with an app icon and a splash screen.
There are a few special considerations that you should keep in mind when developing with Cordova; we've listed them in the considerations section.
To view which Chrome APIs are supported on mobile, visit the API Status page.
And if you're in a hurry, use the Chrome ADT to preview your Chrome App on an Android device without the toolchain.
Let's get started. Continue to Step 1: Install your development tools »