The Android app opens your StreamClipping dashboard in one tap. You stay signed in, your clips are there, nothing new to learn.
Android 7.0 and up. Direct install, no Google account required.
Tap the button above. Your browser warns that an .apk file can harm your device: that is the standard warning for this file type, confirm the download.
Android asks you to allow installs from your browser. It is a one-time thing, and you can turn it back off afterwards. Play Protect then flags an unknown app and offers to scan it: let it scan, then choose to install anyway.
The StreamClipping icon shows up on your home screen. If you were already signed in in your browser, you land straight on your dashboard.
The app is not on the Play Store yet, so your browser and Android (Play Protect included) warn you before installing a downloaded file. That is normal and it does not mean the file is dangerous. The app asks for no sensitive permission: no contacts, no microphone, no location.
Your clips, your campaigns, your earnings, your connected accounts. Everything you have on desktop.
The app uses your browser's session. If you are signed in on your phone, you are signed in in the app.
No app code of our own: nothing runs in the background, so it burns neither battery nor data when you are not in it. And the content updates itself.