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I've made a few Kivy projects and I'm completely lost on how to export them to Android.

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If you are using Linux, then the easiest way would probably be to use Buildozer. You can install it with

sudo pip install buildozer

After that, you can go into your project's directory and then run

buildozer init

It will create buildozer.spec file, where you can change some options like app name, version, orientation, icon etc. After you modify it, then you can run

buildozer android debug

which will create "bin" directory (in your project's directory), where you can find your .apk file.

If you are not using Linux, then you can directly use python-for-android (which is automatically used with Buildozer too) as described here. Honestly, if your are going to export your apps to Android often, then it might be better to get Linux at least on a virtual machine, since this is so much easier to do with Buildozer.

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