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About IzzyOnDroid
IzzyOnDroid is a repository you add to an F-Droid client, either by scanning its QR code or by entering the repository URL. It currently serves close to 1,400 apps, many of them not available in the main F-Droid repository.
Apps are the official binaries published by their developers on GitHub, GitLab or Codeberg, with additional screening applied. Updates are usually fetched daily and the index is refreshed daily. The website lets you browse and filter apps by category, license, anti-features and update date.
Strengths
- Around 1,400 open-source apps, many missing from the main F-Droid repo
- Official developer builds with additional screening
- Daily update checks and index refreshes
- Web catalog with filters for license, category and anti-features
Limitations
- Needs an F-Droid client such as F-Droid or Droid-ify to install apps
- Apps are developer builds, not built from source by the repository
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree to add and use from any F-Droid client.
- License
- Proprietary
- Developer
- IzzyOnDroid
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- How it runs
- Hosted service
- Account
- Not required
- Best suited for
- Android users of F-Droid clients who want apps missing from the main repository
- Categories
- Android stores, Privacy tools
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to IzzyOnDroid
Compare allSoftware that can replace IzzyOnDroid for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
F-Droid
An app store and client for free and open-source Android apps that works without a Google account.
F-Droid's main repository builds apps from source itself rather than using developer builds, and it ships its own client instead of needing a separate one.
Zapstore
An open Android app store built on Nostr where each release is signed by its developer.
Zapstore also distributes developer-signed releases but through a Nostr-based open source store app with more than 3,000 apps and direct tipping.
Accrescent
An open-source Android app store focused on security and privacy, with pinned signing keys and signed metadata.
Accrescent distributes developer-signed apps through its own open source client with signing key pinning, but it is in alpha with a small catalogue.
Similar software
Related functionality, not necessarily a direct replacement.
Droid-ify
An uncluttered Android client for browsing and installing apps from F-Droid repositories.
Obtainium
An Android updater that installs apps directly from developer release pages such as GitHub and GitLab.
APKUpdater
An open-source Android app that checks several sources for updates to your installed apps.
