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@Dajeovv Dajeovv released this 30 Oct 00:23
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v4.0.2
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OpenCode Android 4.0.2 is an unofficial Android client for
opencode. It is not affiliated with,
endorsed by, or sponsored by the upstream project.

Maintenance release for the classic app (com.opencode.launcher.next,
versionCode 174). It installs in place over 4.0.x: sessions, projects, runtime,
settings and the root grant are preserved. The agent still runs entirely on the
phone: no Termux, no PC, no root required.

Highlights

  • Faster, smoother startup. The splash now waits until the web UI has
    actually painted instead of disappearing on onPageFinished and leaving a
    black screen. A small early script warms the provider list and project git
    metadata before the main bundle runs.
  • No more multi-second stall when opening a session. The runtime creates
    its git repository before opencode serve, so the file watcher no longer
    scans the filesystem root.
  • Runs side by side with v2. The internal toolbox port now derives from the
    server port (4198 for v1, 4199 for v2), so both editions can run at the same
    time without fighting over a socket.
  • Bundled runtime: opencode 1.19.4. The in-app updater can move it to
    1.19.5 (or newer 1.x) after install; the APK itself ships 1.19.4.
  • Channel-aware updates. v1 only offers 4.x app releases and opencode
    1.x runtimes. The v2 channel is never offered from this app.
  • Retry button follows the app language (Spanish/English), and the app
    label is now simply OpenCode Android.

Verified

On an Android 15 arm64 device, installed over 4.0.1 as an in-place update:
same app id (10717), versionCode 174, existing projects and sessions intact,
server healthy on 4098 and toolbox on 4198. With v2 also running on 4099/4199,
both servers and both toolboxes stayed up simultaneously.

Known limitations

  • Only Android 15 arm64 has been tested. Android 8-14, other OEMs, tablets and
    16 KB-page devices are untested.
  • The Android 8-10 storage fallback compiles but has not run on real hardware.
  • SSID/BSSID need location, which is not requested. dumpsys wifi, settings
    and ip/ifconfig/netstat still need root.
  • Root is optional. On Magisk, Superuser access must allow apps (not ADB-only);
    otherwise su is hidden from the app namespace even though adb shell su
    works.
  • First run needs internet (npm dependencies and the package index). Low-RAM
    phones may see the server killed in the background.
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