Update your Android apps directly from the APK source. Updatium helps you to install apps and update them directly from their release pages or APK sources, and to receive notifications when updates are available.
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Based on Material Design 3 Expressive guidelines.
- Hide non-installed apps.
- Better accessability for screen readers.
- Grid View.
Do not download Updatium from unofficial sources (such as Appteka), since these may contain more bugs, or even malware.
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Updatium currently supports 31 locales (including English). If you want to help translate Updatium to your language or improve an existing translation, please open a pull with the new translations added to here.
If you don't know how to make a pull request, and/or you don't have any experience with Git, you can open an issue here and I'd be happy to help you with adding your language.
Every language is welcome to Updatium, but your help is needed to make it happen.
- For some sources, data is gathered using Web scraping and can easily break due to changes in website design. In such cases, more reliable methods may be unavailable.
A: Updatium started as a fork of Obtainium, aiming to be a better alternative to it. Updatium is a customizable app catalogue, to which you can add almost any application you want from a variety of sources, like GitHub and APKPure.
A: One word - antisemitism. While Obtainium is a really powerful tool, its developer intended to block people from a specific nation from getting involved into the project. Updatium aims not just to be an update to Obtainium, but also to provide a broad, accepting, welcoming open source community.
A: Absolutely not! Updatium is highly against piracy and modded applications.
A: There are many ways you can. Simply open an issue on the project's GitHub and introduce yourself. Your contribution doesn't have to be code - it could also be bug reporting, translating the app into new languages (or improving existing translations), design proposals and ideas. Starring Updatium and sharing it to people who you think may like it can also help Updatium grow. Thank you for your support :)