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Komi Store is a free, open-source app store for GitHub releases that runs on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux.
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Komi Store is a free, open-source app store for GitHub releases. It works on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Discovery surfaces trending, popular, and just-released apps. One-tap install hands the right binary to your OS — APK on Android, EXE on Windows, DMG on macOS, AppImage or DEB on Linux. Auto-update verifies signing keys before installing. A multi-source mirror system with SHA-256 verification keeps installs working on networks where github.com is throttled. Apache-2.0. No tracking.
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Komi Store is a free, open-source app store for GitHub releases — built by a single 17-year-old developer, Usmon Narzullayev, in Uzbekistan. It runs on Android, Windows, macOS, and Linux from a shared Kotlin Multiplatform / Compose Multiplatform codebase, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.
The app provides three things GitHub itself does not: a discovery layer (trending, popular, hot releases, with platform-aware ranking), an install layer (one-tap, with optional Shizuku, Sui, or Dhizuku silent install on Android), and a verified update layer (SHA-256 against GitHub's published digests, auto-update blocked on signing-key mismatch).
Komi Store does not maintain its own curated repository — it indexes the live GitHub Search API, surfaces only repos that ship installable binaries, and falls back to direct GitHub when the curated index lags. Its backend (also Apache-2.0, also self-hostable) runs in the EU, hashes search queries client-side, and stores no IP-linked logs.
