I’ve just released Pyonic interpreter 1.0. You can get it from Google Play for Python 2.7 or Python 3.5, or download the APKs directly from Github (update: changed to v1.0.1 following a small bugfix).
The primary change in this release is that both APKs are about 25% smaller than before, thanks to optimisations in the Python distributions that I’ve added to python-for-android - in particular, making sure Python files are shipped as .pyo files (which may also speed things up a bit) and stripping unneeded symbols from object files with Python 3. Both of these were things python-for-android has been missing for a while, so it’s nice to get them working and immediately see the benefits.
I’ve also been working on some backend improvements in Pyonic and python-for-android in order to support multiple interpreter processes. This will be convenient for using pip and running Python code from files, but isn’t ready yet and so hasn’t made it into this release.