
Aurora Store
Published by Rahul Kumar Patel
An unofficial FOSS client to Google Play with an elegant design and privacy
Highlights
- Browses and searches the Google Play catalogue through an independent client.
- Installs and updates applications without the vendor's official store app.
- Presents app detail pages and a consolidated list of available updates.
- Released as free software under GPL-3.0-or-later.
- Available for Android only.
About this application
Aurora Store is an unofficial client for Google Play, built for Android and distributed under GPL-3.0-or-later by Rahul Kumar Patel. It gives you a separate front end for browsing, installing and updating applications that are published on Google's store, without relying on the vendor's own client. The interface is organised around search, app detail pages and an update list, so the daily routine of checking for new versions stays close to what most Android users already expect.
The project's stated focus is privacy. Because it is an independent client rather than a store of its own, it does not host any packages: it fetches whatever Google Play serves, which means catalogue coverage and availability follow Google's rules, not the app's. Being an unofficial client also means behaviour can change when the upstream service changes, and account-based access to paid or restricted titles depends on what Google permits at the time.
Aurora Store runs on Android only, and installing packages through it follows the platform's normal permission prompts for installing from an outside source.
Where to get it
Android
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From the publisher
Package identifier:
com.aurora.storev4.8.48.9 MBreleased 07/31/2026
SHA-256 from the manifest published by F-Droid, compared on 08/04/2026
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