AppXpose AppXpose
Open Source

Building in the open. On our terms.

A privacy tool that asks for trust should be verifiable. We are open-sourcing the detection engine under AGPL-3.0, documenting everything we do, and giving researchers controlled access to the data we collect.

IX. Open source

We are opening AppXpose step by step. The code is catching up to the documentation.

Building in the open.
On our terms.

A privacy tool that asks for trust should be verifiable. We are open-sourcing the detection engine under AGPL-3.0, documenting everything we do, and giving researchers controlled access to the data we collect. The app UI and backend stay closed. The part that matters is the part you can read.

April 2026 DONE

Detection methodology documented

Scan pipeline, data sources, architecture diagram, and what the AI does vs. doesn't do. Published at /how-it-works.

April 2026 DONE

v5.7.0 shipped with 3 new detection systems

MalwareBazaar hash lookup, AppXpose CertNet, and Community APK Hash Verification. Three systems live and learning.

In progress IN PROGRESS

Detection engine hardening and review prep

Finalizing the public-facing interface boundary, stabilizing APIs, and preparing the engine for external code review.

Q4 2026 PLANNED

Detection engine open-sourced under AGPL-3.0

The core engine (DEX reader, tracker matcher, integrity checker, signature database) published as a standalone library on GitHub. The app UI and backend remain closed.

Q4 2026 PLANNED

Public research API with controlled access

CertNet data, scan corpus statistics, and tracker intelligence accessible via API key. Request access, we review.

Q4 2026 PLANNED

F-Droid listing submitted

AppXpose available on F-Droid, the largest open-source Android app repository.