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# Android Quick Start

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If you are migrating from version 4.x to 6.x, please use our migration guide instead of this quick start guide.
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#### Platform Requirements

The Sentiance SDK works on Android 7.0 and above. If you support older Android versions, see [this](/important-topics/sdk/troubleshooting/android.md#manifest-merger-failed-uses-sdk-minsdkversion-x-cannot-be-smaller-than-version-y-declared-in-library) troubleshooting guide. Please contact [support@sentiance.com](mailto:suport@sentiance.com) for the list of all supported API levels.
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#### Dependency Requirements

The Sentiance SDK has the following external library dependencies. If your app depends on versions other than the ones mentioned here, please reach out to us to address possible incompatibility issues.

* **Google Play Services**: v18.0.0
* **TensorFlow Lite**: v2.16.1
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If you want to get started quickly, you can check out our [sample application](https://github.com/sentiance/sample-apps-android). If you prefer to manually integrate the SDK in your existing app, read on.


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