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Install and update

Anizuno is available on Android, iOS, and Web. Choose your platform below.

Android​

  1. Open the Anizuno download section on your Android device.
  2. Download the APK from the official p2devs/Anizuno GitHub release. An APK is the installable Android file; source-code archives and AAB files are not direct installs.
  3. Open the downloaded APK. If Android asks for installation permission, allow it for the browser or file app you are using, then return to the installer. You can turn that permission off after installation.
  4. Open Anizuno and start exploring.

If a release offers separate device architectures, use its release instructions to choose the appropriate APK. A universal APK works across the architectures included in that build.

Update an existing installation​

Download the newer official APK and install it over the existing app. Keep the same app and signing source. You should not need to uninstall first; uninstalling or clearing app storage can remove your local library, progress, and downloads.

If installation fails, check free storage and the release's device requirements. Ask for help before removing your existing app data.

iPhone and iPad​

  1. Install TestFlight from Apple.
  2. Open the Anizuno TestFlight invitation on your device.
  3. Follow TestFlight's steps to join and install the beta.

TestFlight shows the current beta's device requirements and availability. Invitations can be full or temporarily closed, and beta builds can expire. If you cannot join, check Discord for updates. The invitation does not guarantee an available slot.

For updates, open TestFlight and check Anizuno's available builds. Android APKs cannot be installed on iOS.

Web​

Open Anizuno on Web in your browser. No APK or TestFlight installation is needed.

Bookmark capacity.rocks to return directly to the Web version. This showcase and help center is separate from the Web app.

Choosing the latest release​

The homepage checks GitHub for the latest published Android release. If that lookup is unavailable, it keeps a previously verified release available and labels it accordingly. You can always check GitHub releases directly.

Android and iOS releases can differ. Read the notes for the version you are installing.