justapk

Download any APK by package name. 6 sources, automatic fallback, zero config.

justapk download org.telegram.messenger

One command. Six sources. Always gets the APK.

Why?

Existing APK downloaders break constantly — sites add Cloudflare, change APIs, go offline. justapk doesn't care. It cycles through 6 sources automatically until one works. Under the hood it uses reverse-engineered mobile APIs and Cloudflare bypass via TLS fingerprint impersonation.

Install

pip install justapk

Python 3.11+

Usage

download — grab an APK

justapk download <package>              # auto-select best source
justapk download <package> -s apkpure   # from a specific source
justapk download <package> -v 11.6.2    # specific version
justapk download <package> -o ./apks/   # custom output directory
justapk download <package> --no-convert # keep XAPK as-is (no merge)

search — find apps

justapk search telegram
justapk search telegram -s fdroid

info — app metadata

justapk info org.telegram.messenger
justapk info org.telegram.messenger -s apkpure

convert — XAPK/split APK to single APK

justapk convert app.xapk
justapk convert app.xapk -o output/

Merges split APKs (base + native libs + assets) and signs with a debug key.

sources — list available sources

justapk sources

All commands output JSON to stdout. Progress goes to stderr — pipe-friendly by design.

Sources

Tried in this order. If one fails, the next one picks up automatically.

Python API

from pathlib import Path
from justapk import APKDownloader

dl = APKDownloader()

# Download with auto-fallback
result = dl.download("org.telegram.messenger", output_dir=Path("./apks/"))
print(result.path, result.size, result.sha256)

# Search across all sources
apps = dl.search("telegram")
for app in apps:
    print(app.package, app.name, app.source)

# Get app info
info = dl.info("org.telegram.messenger")
if info:
    print(info.name, info.version)

# Pin a specific source
result = dl.download("org.telegram.messenger", source="apkpure")

License

MIT