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ANDROID TESTING

A real app.
Your real cloud account.

Install the native Android test app to try TapEquity on your phone. This is a signed test APK — not yet on Google Play.

Adults 18+ · Android 7.0 or newer

Install the Android test app

Version 1.0 · App ID app.tapequity
Published for testing by Mediavision.

Build being prepared

The download becomes available after the signed build is verified.

This app uses live cloud account data at tapequity.app, not the local demo. Use your own account; changes are real. You must be 18 or older and provide your real birth date and required consent.

Before you install

  1. On your Android phone, confirm the address is https://tapequity.app. Download only from this official page; do not use a forwarded or re-uploaded APK.
  2. Tap Download Android test APK, then open the downloaded file. Android may ask whether your browser can install apps from this source. If you choose to continue, allow it for this installation only and turn that permission off afterward.
  3. Keep Google Play Protect enabled. If it reports a harmful app or blocks installation, stop and contact us. Do not disable protection or bypass a security warning to install this test.
  4. Open TapEquity and use your real account. Complete the 18+ check and required terms. Native push notifications are still being configured and are not yet verified; allowing notifications does not mean delivery is working.
Already installed an earlier debug app?

Android may reject this APK if an older TapEquity build used a different signing key. Do not uninstall automatically.

Uninstalling removes the app's on-device data, including saved sign-in state and unsynced local work. It does not delete your cloud account. Save any unsynced work, confirm your sign-in details and contact us if unsure before choosing to remove the old test app. Then return to this official page to install.

Build details and file verification

Advanced testers can compare the downloaded file's SHA-256 with this value. This checks that the file matches the published build; it is not a replacement for Android's security checks.