Choose your installation

Ready when you are.

Install the signed stable release, use an F-Droid-compatible client, or keep a separate nightly build for testing.

Stable 1.41.0

For most Android phones.

The standard APK supports ARM64 and ARMv7. Android 6.0 or newer is required.

Listed release published 12 November 2026. The latest-release link stays the primary route for newer published versions.

Android6.0+
ARM buildARM64 + ARMv7
AccountNot required
LicenseGPLv3

IzzyOnDroid

Use an F-Droid-compatible client with the IzzyOnDroid repository. Prefer that client for subsequent updates to the same installation.

Open the project listing

x86_64 Android

For compatible Intel/AMD Android environments, including Waydroid and Android-x86. This is an Android APK, not a native Linux executable.

Download x86_64 from WizeStream

Nightly builds

A separate, unstable installation for recent development changes. Keep important library data backed up before experimenting.

Browse nightly builds

Across every official route

WizeStream downloads.

Independent totals from IzzyOnDroid, GitHub stable and nightly releases, and direct website downloads.

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A few useful details

Install once.
Update consistently.

WizeStream keeps the historical package ID org.wisso.newpipematerial so existing users can update after its rename. Official NewPipe has a different app ID and can coexist.

Keep the same source

Use the same installation/update source whenever possible. A signature mismatch should be investigated before removing an app that contains your local library.

Move your data deliberately

Export an original backup before importing from NewPipe or another supported format. Verify subscriptions and playlists before discarding the source file.

Know the permission

Android’s permission to install an APK belongs to the browser or file manager handling it. Popup, notifications and local-media access are separate feature permissions.

Follow the installation guide

Other project routes.

GitHub Store provides another client option. A separate native Desktop project has its own code and release path.

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