DocuHaim v2.2.8

Unified release (macOS DMG / Windows NSIS / Android APK) with auto-update manifest.

• macOS: universal DMG
• Windows: NSIS installer (.exe)
• Android: debug-signed sideload APKs — prefer the matching ABI; universal includes all ABIs (larger)
• latest.json + signatures for the Tauri updater (when TAURI_SIGNING_PRIVATE_KEY is configured)

Install / update endpoint: https://github.com/explainpark101/DocuHaim/releases/latest

Unsigned desktop builds if signing secrets are not configured — see docs/desktop/code-signing.md.

Android APK — which file to download

Asset name pattern	ABI	Typical devices
DocuHaim_*_arm64-v8a-debug.apk	arm64-v8a	Most phones / tablets (recommended)
DocuHaim_*_armeabi-v7a-debug.apk	armeabi-v7a	Older 32-bit ARM devices
DocuHaim_*_x86_64-debug.apk	x86_64	Many Android emulators
DocuHaim_*_x86-debug.apk	x86	Older x86 emulators
DocuHaim_*_universal-debug.apk	all of the above	Any device (largest download)

How to check your device architecture

On the phone (no PC)

1. Open Settings → About phone (or About device).
2. Look for CPU / Hardware / Processor, or install a free app such as CPU-Z and check SoC → ABI / Instruction Sets.
3. If you see arm64-v8a (or aarch64), download the arm64-v8a APK.

With a USB cable + adb (developer options enabled)

adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abi

Example outputs:

• arm64-v8a → download *_arm64-v8a-debug.apk
• armeabi-v7a → download *_armeabi-v7a-debug.apk
• x86_64 → download *_x86_64-debug.apk

If unsure, use the universal APK.

Sideload: allow “Install unknown apps”, then open the .apk.
Docs: android-sideload.md · code-signing.md