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@Eslamasabry Eslamasabry released this 02 Sep 13:19
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OpenCode Mobile 1.0.33+34 - Public alpha

This is an older public-alpha build. Current source contains unreleased fixes.
OpenCode Mobile is an independent community project and is not affiliated
with the official OpenCode team.

Android install

  • Android arm64 only; sideload the APK attached to this release.
  • Package ID: io.github.eslamasabry.opencode_mobile
  • APK signer SHA-256:
    8F51FBCA8101DE600C0E878DF7E2CC65DFA29ADD58A1771D776908349CD82053
  • Verify the APK file against the attached .sha256 file before installing.
  • Android updates in place only when both package ID and signer match. A CI
    workflow artifact is test-only and is not upgrade-compatible with this
    public release. Uninstalling to change signers erases local app data.

Included

  • OpenCode 1 and pinned OpenCode 2 beta connections, including QR pairing.
  • Streaming sessions, tool activity, permission requests, questions, and
    forms.
  • Phone-sized diff review, terminal access, share-to-session, and local voice
    transcription.
  • Optional Android background status and guided on-device Termux hosting.
  • Provider state, model pricing supplied by the server, themes, and a session
    widget.

Compatibility and limitations

  • Public alpha: rough edges and breaking changes remain possible.
  • English only.
  • No Play Store, iOS, or macOS distribution.
  • OpenCode 2 follows a pinned beta API and is not a general compatibility
    guarantee for every upstream development build.
  • No advertising, product analytics, or automatic crash upload.

Linux assets withdrawn

The Linux files originally attached to this release were removed on 2026-09-03
because their installer used the opencode package/command path and could
collide with the actual OpenCode server CLI. Do not redistribute those files.
The corrected unreleased packages use opencode-mobile and ownership checks.

Report app bugs with the in-app Report a bug action or the repository issue
template. Report suspected vulnerabilities through GitHub private vulnerability
reporting, never in a public issue.