Add your app

Takes about three minutes. Free forever. You just need your app’s code on GitHub (public) and a free GitHub account.

1. Where does your app’s code live?

Paste the link, then let us do the typing:

2. What’s it called?

3. Say what it does — in one line

4. Tell people more about it

6. Is it ready for everyone?

Not yet — it’s an early version, still in testing

We’ll show a small “In testing” badge so people know what to expect. Easy to remove later.

Extras (icon, pictures, website…) — all optional

Icon link

Leave empty and we’ll use your GitHub picture.

Screenshot links — one per line

Website

Download page (if your APK isn’t in GitHub releases)

Search words, separated by commas

Be honest — does your app have any of these?

It shows ads It may track how you use it It talks to services that aren’t open source It contains art or files that aren’t open source

Saying so builds trust. Most apps here have none.

How it will look

Your app One line about what it does New

What happens next? A page on GitHub.com opens with your app’s info already filled in. Just press GitHub’s green “Propose new file” button — that asks us to add your app. A robot checks it, and your app goes live.

This form needs JavaScript. You can still add your app: create a file under data/apps/ in the site’s GitHub repo — open it here.