AndroidPot

AndroidPot for Android is the AndroidPot catalog as an app. Find an app or a game, tap Install, and the app downloads the original file from AndroidPot's CDN, checks it and installs it. There is no file to look for in your downloads folder and no separate installer to set up.

What it does

• Installs APK and XAPK files in one tap. Apps that come as several pieces (split APKs) and games with extra data files (OBB) are put together and installed for you, with the pieces that fit your device.
• Checks every download. Each file is compared with the checksum AndroidPot publishes before it is installed, and Android verifies its signature as always.
• Keeps downloads going. Downloads continue in the background, can be paused and resumed, and can be held until you are on Wi-Fi.
• Finds updates, if you want it to. Turn on update checks and the app tells you when AndroidPot has a newer version of an app you have. On Android 12 and later, updates of apps it installed go through without further prompts.
• Fetches apps that are not listed yet. Ask for any free app on Google Play by name, package name or link. AndroidPot fetches it, and you can install it about a minute later.
• Installs files you already have. Open an APK, XAPK, APKS or APKM file from your file manager with AndroidPot to install it.
• Older versions. Every app's page lists the versions AndroidPot has kept, each one installable.

What it does not do

There is no account to create. The app has no ad networks and no tracking code, and it makes no identifier for your device. Update checks are off until you turn them on. What the app sends, and when, is listed in the privacy policy on androidpot.net.

Requirements

Android 7.0 or later. The first time you install something, Android asks you to allow AndroidPot to install apps; that is the only setup there is.

• While Android installs an app, AndroidPot now shows “Installing…” instead of asking you to confirm again
• AndroidPot no longer lists itself among the apps to install, and its own page no longer offers to open or uninstall it