App Dropper
Free Android & iOS app sharing.
What it does
App Dropper is the simplest way to get a build onto someone else's phone. Drag in an APK or IPA and it reads the file for you: app name, icon, version, bundle ID. Then it files the build under the right project automatically. You get one link per app that never changes, so your testers keep the same link and it always points at your latest build, with the older versions still there if you need to roll back.
Drop an APK or IPA, get a shareable install link instantly. Free Android & iOS app sharing — a simple TestFlight, Diawi & InstallOnAir alternative.
Upload your .apk or .ipa and you get a link people can install from on their phone. Builds sharing a bundle ID collect under one project on their own, testers hear about each new one, and what they report back lands where you're alreadyfrom appdropper.io
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