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Looks nice. Is there a quick start or simple example?
Check the MainActivity.java file [1]. It shows how you can extract the necessary python files, send a JSON message and get the response back from the embedded Python interpreter. The readme file [2] talks a little bit on what is going on and which files you need if you want to use Python in your own existing projects.

The all project is a bare-bones Android project that you can import on Android Studio and run on a real Android device. I've added instructions on the readme file on how to build and run it, and I have an app in the Play Store that uses this "technique"..

[1] https://github.com/joaoventura/pybridge/blob/master/app/src/...

[2] https://github.com/joaoventura/pybridge#how-it-works

Any other way to have Python application ported/migrated/converted on Android?
There's Kivy, although it doesn't use the native Android look & feel..