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# Teamcity with Gradle (Android)

TeamCity can be used to deploy Android and iOS apps to Updraft.

## **With Updraft Gradle Plugin (Android)**

If the [Updraft Gradle Plugin](/integrations/gradle.md) is included in the Android project, the setup on TeamCity only uses a few steps. First, a new **build step** of type **“Gradle”**&#x73;hould be added after assembling & building the app.&#x20;

![Add a new build step](https://1499220200-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LDXK35bj42Hdun3u_Zb%2F-LcWNRARChgB5dU6zMNH%2F-LcWcPYU151C7gF6sOv-%2F1__BdCScbULvD-NgIfDFxhag.png?alt=media\&token=9812bd1f-204f-4917-a882-0275634f90c5)

In the build step, add the appropriate updraft Gradle task to **Gradle task**. In our case, this is **updraftRelease**.

![Add appropriate gradle task](https://1499220200-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-LDXK35bj42Hdun3u_Zb%2F-LcWNRARChgB5dU6zMNH%2F-LcWcalTSt9ZWQeyKxAd%2F1_0kAA5FfjJmk9vm7nJttZyw.png?alt=media\&token=ad97e02a-6083-40f4-8dba-ffc070e0aa62)

After saving the task, the Gradle plugin should locate the app files and upload them automatically to updraft.
