One link for every phone
Each app gets a single install link. Android phones get the APK, iPhones get the IPA, and computers get a QR code to scan.
Private app distribution for Android & iOS
Your own private app store for Android and iPhone
Share APK and IPA builds with one link. Invite testers and teams, release when you're ready, and let them install in one tap — no app store review, no ads.
- Invite-only
- Expiring download links
- Free & ad-free
1 linkfor Android and iPhone
1 tapto install on the phone
Minutesbefore a download link expires
0 adsand no trackers
Features
Everything you need to distribute apps privately
Built for beta testing, internal company apps and client previews — the parts of app distribution Google Play and the App Store don't cover.
Invite-only with Google sign-in
Add people by their Google email or share an invite code. No passwords to manage, and no app account for testers to create.
Testing, Live and rollback
New uploads start in Testing for your tester group. Release to everyone when it's ready, and roll back to an earlier build in one click.
Checks every APK and IPA
Version, package name and bundle ID are read from the file itself. For iPhone builds you also see the provisioning type and when it expires.
Signed, expiring downloads
Install links are signed and stop working after a few minutes, so a forwarded link doesn't leak your build.
Made for phones
A clean install page that adapts to Android, iPhone and in-app browsers, with clear steps when the phone asks for permission.
How it works
From build to installed in three steps
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1
Upload your build
Drop in the APK and IPA for your app. The store reads the version and checks the file before anyone can see it.
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2
Invite people
Add testers or your whole team by Google email, or send an invite code. Choose which apps each person can install.
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3
Share one link
Send the app's link. People sign in with Google and install on Android or iPhone in one tap.
Android & iOS
Install APK and IPA files over the air
Android APK
- Open the link in Chrome and tap Download
- Allow installs from Chrome for this download
- Package name and version shown before install
iPhone & iPad IPA
- Open the link in Safari and tap Install
- Ad hoc and enterprise builds supported
- Provisioning profile type and expiry shown
Security
Private by design
Your builds are for the people you choose. Everything else stays locked.
- Invite-only accessOnly people you add, or who use your invite code, can sign in.
- Fresh sign-in for adminsThe admin area always asks for Google sign-in again.
- Short-lived linksEvery download is a signed link that expires within minutes.
- Checked before publishingFiles that aren't real APK or IPA builds are refused.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is a private app store?
A private app store lets you share apps that are not on Google Play or the App Store, such as beta builds or internal company apps, only with the people you invite. They open one link and install the right version for their phone.
How do I share an APK or IPA file with testers?
Upload the APK and IPA for your app, invite testers with their Google email or an invite code, and send them the app's link. Android phones get the APK and iPhones get the IPA from the same link.
Can iPhone users install an IPA without TestFlight?
Yes, if the IPA is signed for ad hoc or enterprise distribution and the device is included in its provisioning profile. The store shows the profile type and expiry so you know before you share.
Is it a Diawi alternative?
Yes. Like Diawi it gives you one link to install builds, and it adds Google sign-in, invite-only access, Testing and Live releases, rollback, and download links that expire.
Is it secure?
Only people you invite can sign in. Every download uses a signed link that expires within minutes, files are checked before they are published, and the admin area always asks for a fresh Google sign-in.
Does it cost anything or show ads?
No. There are no ads and no trackers, and testers do not need an account beyond their Google sign-in.
Got an invite? Install your apps now.
Scan the code with your phone's camera, then sign in with the Google account your invitation was sent to.
Scan to open on your phone