Most modern Android phones
This is the preferred package for current 64-bit ARM Android devices.
Signed APK awaiting publicationPublished with signed releaseThis is the official Tuvybe direct-download channel. Release metadata, supported architectures and SHA-256 checksums are published here together so you can identify the correct package before installing.
ARM64 is recommended for most current phones. Tuvybe currently targets ARM64 and ARMv7; the Universal package includes both supported ARM architectures.
This is the preferred package for current 64-bit ARM Android devices.
Signed APK awaiting publicationPublished with signed releaseUse this build for older phones and tablets that run a 32-bit ARM Android environment.
Signed APK awaiting publicationPublished with signed releaseThe Universal APK contains both supported ARM architectures. It is larger, but avoids choosing between ARM64 and ARMv7.
Signed APK awaiting publicationPublished with signed releaseThe current Tuvybe mobile source identifies itself as version 2.0.5 (build 15), package com.tuvybe.app. Download buttons activate automatically after production-signed APKs are published through the included release script.
The direct APK channel can operate independently while Google Play and Apple App Store listings are prepared. Store buttons remain inactive until verified public listing URLs are configured.
Versioned files, architecture-specific packages and SHA-256 verification are managed by this website release manifest.
View Android packages →The page is ready for the official Play Store URL once the Tuvybe listing is publicly available.
Store link pendingThe iOS bundle identifier is already com.tuvybe.app; the public App Store link can be added when released.
Android may ask you to allow installation from your browser or file manager because the APK is being installed directly rather than through an app store.
Choose ARM64 for most phones, ARMv7 for older 32-bit devices, or Universal when you are unsure.
Open the completed download from your browser or Downloads app.
If Android asks, allow that browser or file manager to install unknown apps, then return to the installer.
Confirm installation. Future direct updates must use the same Tuvybe production signing key.
File size and SHA-256 are generated from the exact APK copied into the public release directory. If you independently calculate the file hash, it should match the value shown beside that package.
The direct-download channel is intentionally explicit about versions, supported architectures and integrity so users can tell what they are installing.
Choose ARM64-v8a for most modern Android phones. Use ARMv7 only for an older 32-bit ARM device. If you are unsure between the two, the Universal APK contains both supported architectures.
The current Tuvybe Android configuration explicitly packages ARM64 and ARMv7 native architectures. The release page mirrors that actual production configuration instead of advertising an unsupported package.
Download from tuvybe.com and compare the file's SHA-256 hash with the checksum displayed for that exact package after publication.
Android accepts an update when the application ID remains compatible, the version code increases and the update is signed with the same trusted production key.
The mobile source is verified as Tuvybe, but this website batch does not contain the permanent production signing key or a signed release APK. The site will not present an unsigned or unverified build as an official download.
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