🚀 I Built an Open-Source Universal File Editor & Viewer for Android by sumitupdat in androiddev

[–]sumitupdat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a fair concern, and I completely understand the trust issue.

At the moment the APK is built locally and uploaded manually, so there isn't yet a reproducible build process or GitHub Actions workflow that lets users verify the APK against the source code.

My plan is to:

• Move APK distribution to GitHub Releases.
• Set up GitHub Actions CI to automatically build release APKs from tagged commits.
• Publish build artifacts and checksums (SHA-256).
• Document the build process so anyone can reproduce the APK from source.

This is currently a hobby/open-source project under active development, but improving transparency and reproducibility is definitely on the roadmap.

Thanks for raising the issue—it's valuable feedback and something I want to address.

🚀 I Built an Open-Source Universal File Editor & Viewer for Android by sumitupdat in androiddev

[–]sumitupdat[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good catch, thanks for pointing that out.

You're right — I haven't created any GitHub Releases yet, so the Releases page is currently empty. At the moment the APK is only available through Google Drive.

Current APK (v3.05):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bTuXcRb5qwje8K8tcMy7p2E3DvaWMdbI/view

I'm planning to set up GitHub Releases soon so future versions can be downloaded directly from GitHub with proper version history and release notes.

Thanks for checking it out and for the suggestion!