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Fork of Obtainium with Material 3 Expressive UI for tracking and installing app updates from multiple sources including GitHub, F-Droid, APKPure, and APKMirror. Supports bulk import, dynamic folders, configurable gestures, third-party installers via Shizuku/Dhizuku, and per-app color theming. New in 2.
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About this app
ObtainX is a modern and supercharged fork of Obtainium. Re-engineered with a stunning Material 3 Expressive UI, it delivers an ultra-smooth interface packed with power-user utilities that make managing your Android apps effortless.
✨ New Features Features that don't exist in Obtainium at all.
🗂️ Smart Organization 📥 Bulk Import from Device — Select any apps already on your phone and ObtainX automatically finds their sources on stores you choose. No URL hunting, one by one. 📦 Installer choice — A Third-Party install path lets you send APKs to any installer you trust (InstallerX, App Manager, etc.). Particularly useful when you can't grant "install unknown apps" to normal apps — for example, under Advanced Protection — but a privileged installer can still do the job. 🕐 On-Demand Only mode — Mark an app so it's hidden from the main list and only checked when you explicitly open it. Keeps your main list clean if you have apps you rarely update. 📁 Dynamic Folders — Group apps into folders manually or via automatic routing rules (by name, author, category, source etc.). 👆 Configurable swipe gestures — Left and right swipe actions are independently configurable per row. Choose from Update, Install, Pin, Edit, Delete, Open, App Info, or None. ↩️ Undo after delete — Revert accidental app removals instantly via a 5-second toast notification. 🖼️ Custom app icons — Not happy with an app's icon or a blank placeholder? Tap the icon on any app's detail page to set your own — pick from your gallery or grab one from the web. 🔍 Verified "also available on" store links — Each app detail page shows a list of other stores (beside the one you are tracking) where the app is available. Only confirmed-present stores are shown.
🚀 Advanced Update Controls ⏭️ Skip Version — Pass on a specific release you don't want without marking the app as "updated." The next release will still show up normally. 🧩 Advanced filter / RegEx Assist — A built-in helper walks you through building regex filters on any field that supports them. No regex knowledge required. Full details in the Additional options guide. 💾 Save assets - Option to save update assets (e.g. APKs) to your chosen folder, during update process itself.
🎨 Interface & Experience 🌈 Per-app color theming — Each app's detail page derives its color scheme from the app's own icon. Deep, accurate, and dark-mode safe. Toggle Match app page to icon colors in Settings. 🪄 Hero icon transition — Tapping an app row animates its icon smoothly into the detail page. Swipe back and it returns the same way. 🎫 Rich, customizable app rows — See app type, tracking source, and category tags at a glance. Choose between full text badges or minimal stacked color strips to keep your list clean and uncluttered. ✏️ Inline edit on detail page — Edit any app's metadata directly from its detail page. An unsaved-changes guard prevents accidental data loss. ⚙️ View options on Apps tab — Grouping, sort order, and other organization controls live on the Apps tab itself (instead of separate settings page) so you can tune the list and see the result immediately.
What's new
- 📚 Track the same app across different stores — Follow GitHub for nightlies, F-Droid for reproducible builds, and APKPure as a fallback — all simultaneously. Each listing with its own independent version tracking and settings. - 🔄 Swap tracked source — Tracking an app on GitHub, but want to switch to F-Droid or APKPure? Change sources in-place in two taps. The app keeps its folders, categories, and history — only where the updates come from changes. - Group the apps list by update status (update available, needs review, newer on device, same version, not installed, and so on). - HTML sources can pick up zip artifacts from CI/nightly pages, with stable version labels for partial downloads. - Better diagnostic: record about 60 seconds of on-device performance data from the logs screen, then include it when you share logs.
- 🛠 Improved Features - Update checks, downloads, and store lookups are faster and more resilient (timeouts, shared connections, less work on the UI thread, skipping background checks when nothing is due). - Version comparison is much more reliable: Play Store and device-style labels, prereleases, build hashes, FOSS vs store variants, and the exact APK you selected are all taken into account. - Auto mode no longer silently switches to a fake "same version" when it is unsure. - F-Droid, F-Droid repositories, APKPure, and APKMirror feed richer version information into that comparison. - GitHub app builds that share a version label but differ by commit can be automatically ordered using GitHub's compare history. - Apps added from GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and SourceHut are matched to the right build more often. - Installing through third-party installer (or Shizuku/Dhizuku) waits for the system to confirm the package actually updated, instead of marking the update done as soon as the installer goes away. You
About this version
- Version
- 2.20.0 (220003)
- Size
- 26.07 MB
- Requires Android
- 8.0
- Target SDK
- 26
- Architecture
- arm64-v8a
- Downloads
- 13
- Updated
- Sep 23, 2026
- Package
- dev.bikram.obtainx
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