Vadhod

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Get Vadhod APK Extractor

Version 1.0, for Android 10 and newer. Pick whichever source you trust; the checksums below let you confirm you got the file we published.

Google Play

Automatic updates. Recommended for most people.

Get it on Google Play

GitHub Releases

A signed APK plus the full source, with checksums. Updates are manual.

Latest release

An F-Droid submission is under review. This page will link to it once it is published.

Version 1.0 files

FileSizeSHA-256
vadhod-apk-extractor-v1.0.apk 3,144,057 bytes 71887d4321023bd5c6ac1d1b3ffb8e42a3c44ef3e5a655abc9dd5364790bda7d
vadhod-apk-extractor-v1.0-source.zip 3,373,895 bytes bb95aedff6cdbf96949212dabb3e05b0c5b9c4b60d7f4d5c40457a4218b5cbae

Verify what you downloaded

Worth doing for any APK you install from outside a store. Check the file first:

sha256sum vadhod-apk-extractor-v1.0.apk

Then check who signed it. This matters more than the checksum — it proves the APK came from us and not from someone who repackaged it:

apksigner verify --print-certs vadhod-apk-extractor-v1.0.apk

The certificate should read CN=Vadhod, OU=Apps, O=Vadhod, L=Mumbai, ST=MH, C=IN with this SHA-256 fingerprint:

9a:7a:e2:54:b7:6d:1d:77:aa:91:a1:4b:14:4b:fb:49:ce:7a:e6:73:4b:d3:ff:64:d6:32:96:a6:c0:4d:91:8d

Play and GitHub builds have different signatures. Google Play re-signs uploads with its own app-signing key, so an APK from here will not install over a copy installed from Play — Android refuses with INSTALL_FAILED_UPDATE_INCOMPATIBLE. Uninstall first, or stay on one source. This is normal for apps published in more than one place.

Build it yourself

The whole app is open source. You need JDK 21 and the Android SDK; no signing key is needed, and without one the release build simply comes out unsigned.

git clone https://github.com/pgxor/com.vadhod.apkextractor.git
cd com.vadhod.apkextractor
./gradlew assembleRelease