Implant can build 100+ open-source Android apps, install them on your phone over USB, or generate an F-Droid repository so you can install them with the F-Droid client

docker run --rm bakerba/implant list to list available apps

First create an implant alias

• Build and serve all apps as an F-Droid Repository

  implant fdroid --serve
  

• Install Signal, Syncthing, and NewPipe over USB

  implant install org.thoughtcrime.securesms com.nutomic.syncthing org.schabi.newpipe
  

• Update apps

  docker pull bakerba/implant
  implant update
  

• list [--installed] show available apps
• fdroid [--serve] [package ...] build apps, generate an F-Droid index, and start a web server
• install [package ...] build and install apps over USB
• build [package ...] build apps
• update update apps
• passwd change signing key password
• adb [...] execute adb commands

• Docker for Linux, macOS, or Windows

• Enable USB debugging on your Android device
• macOS/Windows: Docker can't see your phone, so start an adb server 😭

File bug reports, help add features, submit new apps, or maintain existing apps