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BoothNook for AndroidVersion 1.1.0 · November 8, 2026 · 47.7 MB
Download APKFile boothnook-1.1.0.apk
SHA-256 fingerprintTo check it is genuine
8133db5fbc0b016369ed43d3d6a20c8b68abc9c729701f0b80a45f05e2ffaf63
Signing certificate fingerprintTo check who signed it
d567569f9c01aa81c1fa7d5eb84c76009688ba1bd6223d1c6aa5d42b0eb8820a
What's new in version 1.1.0
Got an iPhone?BoothNook for iOS will come after Android. For now, this is the only version.
Google developer verificationGoogle will require apps installed outside Google Play to be registered by their developer, with a global rollout from 2027. BoothNook is already registered. Learn more on Android Developers.
RequirementsAndroid 7.0 or later, on a 64-bit phone (arm64-v8a). The app works offline and needs no account.

How to install it

  1. Download the file

    Tap “Download APK”. Your browser may warn that this type of file can be harmful: it is the standard warning for any APK.

    The browser's download warning

  2. Allow the installation

    When you open the file, Android asks you to let your browser install unknown apps: turn on “Allow from this source” for this step only. On Android 7 the setting is called “Unknown sources”. Setting names may differ by manufacturer.

    The browser's “Install unknown apps” setting

  3. Install

    Tap “Install” and wait a few seconds. Google Play Protect, or your phone maker's scanner, may check the app and warn you or block the installation.

    Android's dialog with the Install button

  4. Open it

    Find BoothNook among your apps. If you like, turn the permission from step 2 off again.

    BoothNook in the Settings app search

How do I check the fingerprint?

On a computer, run your system's command in the file's folder and compare the result with the fingerprint:

Windows
certutil -hashfile boothnook-1.1.0.apk SHA256
macOS
shasum -a 256 boothnook-1.1.0.apk
Linux
sha256sum boothnook-1.1.0.apk

On Android, any file manager that shows the SHA-256 will do.

If they do not match, do not install the file and write to me at nikastudio.dev@gmail.com.

And who signed it?

With Android's build-tools, in the file's folder:

apksigner verify --print-certs boothnook-1.1.0.apk

The line “Signer #1 certificate SHA-256 digest” must match the certificate fingerprint. If it does not, someone else signed it: do not install it.

By downloading you accept the terms of use and the app licence.