Test builds of the Nebo mobile app for Android, as a single file you install yourself. The iOS app ships through TestFlight; Android has no store listing yet, so the build is handed over directly.
Download the latest build — the .apk attached to
the newest release.
- Open the download link on the phone and tap the
.apk. - Android asks whether to allow installs from the app you downloaded with (your browser, or Files). Allow it — this is the standard prompt for anything not from the Play Store.
- Tap Install, then Open.
Updating later is the same three steps: newer builds install over the old one and keep you signed in, because every build is signed with the same key.
Each release lists the build's SHA-256. On a Mac or Linux machine:
shasum -a 256 app-release.apk
The number it prints should match the one in the release notes.
Nebo is the operating system for AI employees. Your employees run on a computer you own — a Mac, a Windows or Linux PC, a server, or your own cloud — and this app is how you reach them from your phone. You will need a Nebo running somewhere and an account to sign in with.
Source lives in the private app repository; this repository carries builds only.
Open an issue with the build number from the release, your phone and Android version, and what you were doing. Screenshots help.