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Waykeep 1.1.1 — first signed build

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@IntegerAlex IntegerAlex released this 13 Nov 06:28
· 9 commits to main since this release

First developer-signed build of Waykeep.

Same 1.1.0 feature set as the previous tag, re-cut with a production signing key so Android can actually install it. No app code changed; the only differences are versionCode 6892 and versionName v1.1.1.

Download: com.waykeep.app_waykeep-v1.1.1_6892-reproducible-release.apk (12.2 MB, Android 8.0+)

Verify before installing (recommended):

SHA-256 (APK)  d8f7f8fc2339c8f0316046aafcdfb717c5255c0b3421321be75d32a4c6181a97
Certificate SHA-256  10a76228001d51448bec8ab43036bf491cba176f6f6e924a18a108607388fb3c

With Android build-tools installed:

apksigner verify --print-certs com.waykeep.app_waykeep-v1.1.1_6892-reproducible-release.apk
sha256sum com.waykeep.app_waykeep-v1.1.1_6892-reproducible-release.apk

Install: open the APK on the phone and allow installing from your file manager or browser. Android may warn about an app from an unknown source, and Play Protect may ask you to confirm. This build is signed by one developer certificate, not distributed through a store.

If Android shows the new unverified-developer flow, enabling Developer options is required and, in regions where enforcement is already live, the install can require a waiting period. Installing over ADB (or another tool that talks to the phone directly) is exempt.

Upgrading: the 1.1.0 reproducible artifact was unsigned and could not be installed, so there is no installed base to migrate. The testing build uses a different package (com.waykeep.app.debug) and can stay installed alongside this one, but does not share data with it.

Signature changes: every future update must be signed with the same certificate. This artifact, and any later release, cannot be installed over a build signed by a different key.