Komi Store
An open-source app store for installing apps published as releases on GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo.
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About Komi Store
Komi Store, formerly GitHub Store, turns the release pages of code hosting sites into an app store. You can browse and discover apps that developers publish as releases on GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo, then install them in one step. You do not need to hunt for the right file on each release page.
It suits people who already follow open-source Android apps distributed outside Google Play and want one place to find and install them.
Strengths
- Installs apps directly from GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo releases
- Browse and discovery view instead of raw release pages
- Actively developed with a large user base
Limitations
- Recently renamed, so older guides refer to GitHub Store
- Only covers apps that publish releases on supported forges
Details
- Pricing
- FreeFree and open source.
- License
- Open source, license not stated
- Developer
- The Komi Store contributors
- Platforms
- Android
- How it runs
- Downloadable app
- Works offline
- No
- Best suited for
- Android users installing open-source apps from GitHub and Codeberg releases
- Categories
- Android stores
- Last verified
- Added
- Provenance
- Facts checked against the developer's own pages and store listings, 1 sources on file.
Alternatives to Komi Store
Compare allSoftware that can replace Komi Store for an important use case, and what changes if you switch.
Obtainium
An Android updater that installs apps directly from developer release pages such as GitHub and GitLab.
Obtainium installs and updates apps from GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo, F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid and direct APK links, though some sources rely on web scraping that can break.
Zapstore
An open Android app store built on Nostr where each release is signed by its developer.
Zapstore delivers developer-signed releases through Nostr with a catalog of over 3,000 apps, community curation and direct tipping, instead of pulling from forge release pages.
F-Droid
An app store and client for free and open-source Android apps that works without a Google account.
F-Droid installs free and open source apps that it builds from source itself, rather than taking releases straight from GitHub or Codeberg.
Droid-ify
An uncluttered Android client for browsing and installing apps from F-Droid repositories.
Droid-ify browses F-Droid-format repositories with background updates and Shizuku or root installs, but cannot install apps from GitHub or Codeberg releases directly.
Accrescent
An open-source Android app store focused on security and privacy, with pinned signing keys and signed metadata.
Accrescent is a security-focused store with signing key pinning and signed metadata, but it is still in alpha with a small catalogue.
Komi Store as an alternative
Listings that name Komi Store as an alternative.
UpgradeAll
An open-source Android app that checks multiple sources for updates to apps and Magisk modules.
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 necessarily a direct replacement.
IzzyOnDroid
A third-party F-Droid repository of open-source Android apps built and signed by their own developers.
APKUpdater
An open-source Android app that checks several sources for updates to your installed apps.
InstallerX Revived
An open-source Android package installer that handles APK, split APK and bundle formats.
