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GitAPK

44 downloads

Uploaded by: Psychopath
Version: 1.0 (build 1)

GitAPK versions

1.0 (build 1)
44 downloads
Size: 6.0 MiB
Publish Date: 2026-02-14
Category: Tools
Package: dev.psychopath.gitapk
Minimum OS: Android 10.0
Architecture: arm64-v8a
SHA1: a4ab117c8ef432ca6c11b3e4099f82e8179f3e40
Security: ✅ Verdict: Safe

ClamAV: Clean (scanned 6314398 bytes)
Description: GitAPK is a simple and lightweight app that lets you download and keep your favorite apps—published on GitHub—up to date. ✨ Key Features: - Add any app that publishes APKs in GitHub releases - Manual update checks with a single tap on "Search Updates" - Download and install directly from the app - Support for custom filters (e.g., *.apk, arm64.apk, *universal.apk) - Manage your app list with drag-and-drop reordering - Backup and restore configuration - Personal GitHub token for private repos (optional) 🌐 Supported Languages - English - Italian - Russian (Русский) Change language in Settings → Languages. 🎨 Available Themes - System (follows system theme) - Light - Dark 📱 GitAPK User Guide 🔍 How to Search and Add an App Step 1: Find the GitHub Repository Search for the desired app on GitHub. For example, for Appteka: https://github.com/solkin/appteka-android Identify: - Owner: solkin - Repo: appteka-android Step 2: Add the App 1. On the home screen, scroll to the bottom. 2. Tap the "+" button (Add App). 3. Fill in the fields: - Owner: solkin - Repository: appteka-android - Filter: *.apk 4. Tap "Add". Step 3: The app does the rest! - Downloads the latest APK from the GitHub release. - Automatically extracts name and package name. - Installs the app on your phone. - Adds the app to your list. 🎯 How to Find the Right Filter Method 1: Simple Always use *.apk – it works in most cases! Method 2: Check the Releases 1. Go to: https://github.com/solkin/appteka-android/releases 2. Look at the available APK files. 3. Use the pattern you see. Examples: - If you see "app-release.apk", use "*.apk". - If you see "app-v4.2.3.apk", use "app-*.apk". - If you see "app-arm64-v8a-release.apk", use "*arm64.apk". - If you see "app-universal.apk", use "*universal.apk". 📋 Practical Examples - Anytime Player: amugofjava / anytime_podcast_player / *.apk - HeliBoard: Helium314 / HeliBoard / *.apk - Material Files: zhanghai / MaterialFiles / *.apk - microG Services: microg / GmsCore / com.google.android.gms-*.apk - microG Services (Huawei): microg / GmsCore / com.google.android.gms-*-hw.apk - Nekogram: Nekogram / Nekogram /*.apk - Notally: OmGodse / Notally / *.apk 🔄 How to Update Apps Automatic: 1. On the home screen, tap "Search Updates". 2. The app checks all GitHub releases. 3. Apps with updates show the download icon. Manual: - If you see a newer version, tap the download icon next to the app. - The app downloads and installs the latest version. ❓ Common Issues "App not found" - Check that owner and repo are spelled exactly as on GitHub. - Some apps don't publish APKs in releases. - Try the *.apk filter. "No updates visible" - The app is already on the latest version. - The repository only uses prereleases (not supported). - GitHub API may be temporarily unavailable. "Can't install" - Go to Settings → Security and enable "Install from unknown sources". - Grant permission when prompted. 📌 Note: GitAPK is a fork of ApkGit, maintained and developed independently. License This project is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.