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Remove the fear of Android app compatibility on de-Googled devices.

Plexus-app

Remove the fear of Android app compatibility on de-Googled devices.

Android app for Plexus

Contents

• Overview
• Help & FAQs
• Screenshots
• Download
• Changelog
• Privacy policy
• Issues
• Contributing
• Credits
• License

Overview

Google Play Services are essential components on most Android devices. They allow you to access your Google account seamlessly and provide Google-specific features for apps that depend on them.
However, when you flash custom ROMs without Google Play Services or opt for alternatives like microG, certain apps may encounter issues — either not functioning at all or experiencing limitations in specific features.

Plexus provides detailed insights into app compatibility whether you’re using ROMs without Google Play Services (like LineageOS) or ROMs with microG (such as CalyxOS). It helps you identify which apps work, don’t work or have limited features.
All the information is crowdsourced by the community, for the community.

Help & FAQs

• Visit the Help page to familiarize yourself with the all the indicators in the app & know how to submit ratings.
• Visit the FAQs page for answers to common questions.

Screenshots

Download

Reproducible builds are enabled, allowing you to install and upgrade the app from any of the following sources, interchangeably:

Verify integrity if downloaded from GitHub

To verify the integrity of the .apk/.aab files, if downloaded from GitHub, perform the following steps:

Windows

1. Open Powershell by searching for it in the Start menu OR by pressing Win + r and typing powershell
2. Change directory to the downloaded path

   cd "C:\path\to\downloaded\file"
   

   Example:

   cd "C:\Users\JohnDoe\Downloads"
   

3. Compute the SHA-256 Hash

   Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 -Path "filename"
   

   Example:

   Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 -Path "Plexus_v2.0.0.apk"
   

4. The computed hash value should be exactly the same as the one provided in the .sha256 file on GitHub.

Linux & macOS

1. Open terminal
2. Change directory to the downloaded path

   cd /path/to/downloaded/file
   

   Example:

   cd /home/JohnDoe/Downloads/
   

3. Compute the SHA-256 Hash

   sha256sum filename
   

   Example:

   sha256sum Plexus_v2.0.0.apk
   

4. The computed hash value should be exactly the same as the one provided in the .sha256 file on GitHub.

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in the changelog.

Privacy policy

Privacy policy is located here.

Issues

If you find bugs or have suggestions, please report it to the issue tracker.

• Make sure you're on the latest version before reporting any issues.
• We encourage you to search for existing issues before opening a new one. Any duplicates will be closed.

Contributing

Please read the contributing guidelines before contributing.

New pull requests can be submitted here.

Credits

• StellarSand for developing this app.
• parveshnarwal for helping previously with the initial implementation of json into this app.
• tomkonidas for developing the API & the Plexus website which helped in the development of this project.
• Henry for going forward with the project and designing/modifying some of the icons.
• Contributors for making this app better.
• Everyone who has and continues to contribute data to make this project better than ever.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of GPL v3.0 license.