IBE Barcode Scanner 1.0.0.0
Free, MIT-licensed barcode, QR and NFC scanner for Android and iPhone. No account, no
database, no telemetry — scans live in memory for the session and nothing leaves the device.
Files
| File | Size | For |
|---|---|---|
ibe-barcode-scanner-1.0.0.0-arm64-v8a.apk |
26M | 64-bit ARM phones (everything released since roughly 2018) |
ibe-barcode-scanner-1.0.0.0-armeabi-v7a.apk |
25M | 32-bit ARM phones |
ibe-barcode-scanner-1.0.0.0-universal.apk |
51M | any phone; pick this one if you are not sure |
ibe-barcode-scanner-1.0.0.0-x86_64.apk |
26M | emulators, and the occasional Chromebook |
ibe-barcode-scanner-1.0.0.0.aab |
51M | Google Play upload, not for sideloading |
Installing on Android
Download the APK for your phone and open it. Android asks you to allow installing apps
from this source the first time. An upgrade installs over an older version as long as
both were signed with the same key.
How these files were signed:
- arm64-v8a — 26M — signed by
- armeabi-v7a — 25M — signed by
- bundle — 51M — for Google Play; re-signed by Play App Signing, so this key becomes the upload key
- universal — 51M — signed by
- x86_64 — 26M — signed by
A debug signature means the build had no release keystore available. Those artifacts
are for testing only, because no other build of the same app would be allowed to
update them.
iPhone
No .ipa in this release: building one needs Apple signing material, which is not
something a repository can carry by default. See docs/testing/packaging-and-ci.md.
The interface is available in English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Japanese.