Alternatives to UpgradeAll
An open-source Android app that checks multiple sources for updates to apps and Magisk modules. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
The original
UpgradeAll
An open-source Android app that checks multiple sources for updates to apps and Magisk modules.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as UpgradeAll.
Obtainium
An Android updater that installs apps directly from developer release pages such as GitHub and GitLab.
Obtainium installs and updates apps directly from GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo, F-Droid and other sources, requires Android 8.0 or newer, and does not track Magisk modules.
APKUpdater
An open-source Android app that checks several sources for updates to your installed apps.
APKUpdater checks several sources for updates to installed apps including sideloaded ones, but lacks Magisk module support and shows no recent release date.
Komi Store
An open-source app store for installing apps published as releases on GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo.
Komi Store installs apps from GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo releases with a browse view, covering only apps published on those forges.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
Droid-ify
An uncluttered Android client for browsing and installing apps from F-Droid repositories.
F-Droid
An app store and client for free and open-source Android apps that works without a Google account.
InstallerX Revived
An open-source Android package installer that handles APK, split APK and bundle formats.
FFUpdater
An open-source Android app that installs and updates privacy-focused browsers from their official sources.
IzzyOnDroid
A third-party F-Droid repository of open-source Android apps built and signed by their own developers.
