AppVerifier is an app signing certificate hash viewer and verifier.
It enables you to easily verify that your apps are genuine with others!
AppVerifier takes the app's package name and signing certificates hash(es) and compares them to the ones you provided or the ones in the internal database to verify that your apps are genuine.
You can simply share the verification info to others and receive verification info from them and
share the received verification info to AppVerifier and you will see the verification status.
AppVerifier does the heavy lifting for you 💪
AppVerifier is available on the Accrescent app store and GitHub releases. Accrescent is the recommended way to get AppVerifier as it is more secure than GitHub releases.
Click on the badge below to get it on Accrescent.
The package name and SHA-256 hash of the signing certificate is below, so you can verify AppVerifier with apksigner using apksigner verify --print-certs AppVerifier-X.Y.Z.apk if you are downloading the APK. If you are downloading from Accrescent then you should verify Accrescent itself here.
DO NOT use AppVerifier to verify itself!
Also DO NOT use AppVerifier to verify Accrescent if you downloaded AppVerifier from it.
dev.soupslurpr.appverifier
3A:04:A8:0B:2A:88:33:4C:74:74:85:F0:B2:15:16:40:A3:8B:B3:D2:D7:3A:8E:AB:81:DF:50:3E:0F:02:02:B2
It can also be found on a Bluesky post to distrust the website. It is encouraged to verify it's the same with other people as well for assurance.
Join the Matrix space at https://matrix.to/#/#appverifier-space:matrix.org for the Discussion, Announcements, and Beta Testing rooms.
Check CONTRIBUTING.md for things to know if you want to contribute.
A fan of AppVerifier? You can donate to soupslurpr, the lead developer of AppVerifier to support their work on AppVerifier and their other open source projects. Thank you!
Monero address:
88rAaNowhaC8JG8NJDpcdRWr1gGVmtFPnHWPS9xXvqY44G4XKVi5hZMax2FQ6B8KAcMpzkeJAhNek8qMHZjjwvkEKuiyBKF
The Monero address can also be found in the app's settings.
You may not use the name "AppVerifier", a name that includes "AppVerifier", and the app icon in a derivative work that has published builds.
This is to prevent confusion of which is the official AppVerifier.
