Komi Store
An app store just for open-source software — it automatically finds, installs and updates apps straight from their GitHub or Codeberg release pages, on Android, Windows, Mac and Linux, without ads, tracking, or a company deciding what you're allowed to in
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Description
Installing open-source software usually means manually finding the right release on GitHub, figuring out which file format your system needs, downloading it, and repeating that whole process every time an update comes out. Komi Store automates that entire loop into something that feels like a normal app store, but for software that lives on code-hosting sites instead of a corporate app marketplace.
Komi Store is a free, open-source (Kotlin Multiplatform/Compose Multiplatform, 17,000+ GitHub stars) app store that aggregates releases from GitHub, Codeberg and Forgejo repositories, automatically handling multiple binary formats (APK, EXE, DMG, AppImage, DEB) across Android, Windows, macOS and Linux. It offers smart discovery with curated categories, cryptographic verification of releases for security, and optional silent installation on Android via Shizuku, Sui or Dhizuku. With 1,832+ commits and active maintenance, it explicitly avoids ads, tracking and any gatekeeping over what you're allowed to install.
💬 Our review
The short version: Komi Store solves a real annoyance for anyone who regularly installs open-source software — no more manually hunting GitHub release pages — and being free, ad-free and cross-platform makes it an easy recommendation for that specific audience.
Against Google Play or Apple's App Store, the comparison is almost apples-to-oranges: those are curated, review-based marketplaces for consumer apps, while Komi Store is closer in spirit to a universal package manager for release binaries hosted on Git forges — its value is automation and format-handling, not discovery of polished consumer apps. The cryptographic verification of releases is a meaningful security feature given you're installing binaries from a wide variety of independent developers rather than one vetted store, though users should still understand they're trusting whatever the original repository publishes, same as manually downloading from GitHub would require. For developers and open-source enthusiasts already comfortable sourcing software from GitHub, it removes real friction; for someone who just wants mainstream consumer apps, it's the wrong tool entirely.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Entièrement gratuit, open-source, sans publicité ni tracking.
Pros
Gratuit, sans publicité ni tracking
Multi-plateforme : Android, Windows, macOS, Linux
Gère automatiquement plusieurs formats binaires (APK, EXE, DMG, AppImage, DEB)
Vérification cryptographique des releases
Cons
Pertinent seulement pour du logiciel open-source hébergé sur forges Git
Ne remplace pas un store grand public pour apps mainstream
Sécurité dépend in fine de la fiabilité du dépôt d'origine