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Creating and placing shapes is simple in Box2D, particularly when using libgdx and Kotlin. Being considerably less verbose/convoluted than Java, it is easier to create a factory through abstract class, interfaces and inheritance.
This app makes creating shapes in libgdx with Box2D somewhat easier, while still maintaining the same "low-level" abstraction used by libgdx. It uses the available Box2D methods, such as setAsBox or set, and the most commonly employed shape classes (which inherit from Shape) such as Polygon or Circle.
Although possible to build in terminal, it is recommended to build through gradle and an editor of your choice, such as Android Studio, IntelliJ or similar.
A signed android app is included to test on any of your android devices.