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An open-source Android app store focused on security, privacy, and usability. Currently in alpha.
Websitehttps://accrescent.app
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@zxzx01 RiMusic and Clipious should be delisted (not visible to new users) once we implement support for that in our servers.

We don't manage the updates to apps in Accrescent, their developers do, so if the app hasn't been updated, it's because they haven't uploaded a new version (or in some cases, because we haven't reviewed the update yet). But as far as we know, both Transcribro and NextPush are actively maintained.

@jon_bon @celenity @ivpn Thank you for letting us know. You're not the only one who's reported this issue, so it's something we're tracking and hoping to fix as soon as we can.
@bebop Thank you!
@bebop Hi! We are still very much in active development and hope to post an update soon. We have GitHub activity, so be sure you're looking at all of our repositories, not just the one for the Accrescent app. For example, we've made extensive changes to Parcelo and changes to the console API, our API gRPC gateway, and console web app (plus a code generator project which is currently private but will be open sourced soon).
@h1dden Unfortunately we are not accepting new apps at the moment. We hope to open up submissions later this year though!

@moshimotsu There hasn't been much news, no. We've gotten a response from Google indicating that they're aware of the problems we have and the solutions we need, but nothing specific.

The project is still in very active development! Most work recently has been on the Accrescent server at https://github.com/accrescent/parcelo/tree/massive-overhaul. You can see a lot of changes there. They're just not on the main branch.

GitHub - accrescent/parcelo at massive-overhaul

The Accrescent console backend. Contribute to accrescent/parcelo development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub
@Canning1452 Hi! No, we did not. It was written by a person without any AI assistance.

@anton_kaminsky Accrescent has been developed mostly in unpaid developers' free time for most of its existence, so it hasn't had the time to mature enough for us to be comfortable allowing a large number of apps to be submitted. We don't want app developers to encounter too many issues. We artificially limit submissions right now for this reason, though developers frequently request submission access.

We recently received enough funding to sponsor a full-time developer though and have been making more extensive development progress in the last few months as a result.

@zahox Hi! Was Cake Wallet installed through Accrescent, or another app store? That information would help us figure out the cause.
@eighthave Google has recently stated on the Android developers blog that they are working on allowing "experienced users" to install unregistered apps. But we plan to allow unregistered apps to be published regardless of whether that feature applies to Accrescent. If it doesn't, then yes, unregistered apps wouldn't be installable on certified Android devices.