Everymark
Download, install and verify
Everymark is distributed as a direct APK. Check the checksum before you install, and read the privacy summary on first launch — nothing is configured for you.
Download 1.2.38 for AndroidWhat you need
- Android 11 or later (the app does not run on older releases).
- arm64-v8a — that is nearly every phone from the last few years.
- Roughly 30 MB of free space for the app, plus room for the model you may download later.
Install
- Download the APK on your phone.The file is offered from this page; nothing else is needed.
- Open it and let Android confirm.If the system blocks the install, follow the prompt to allow installs from your browser or file manager. That confirmation is Android's, not the app's — nothing can skip it.
- Read the first-launch privacy summary.It lists what the app stores and the ten ways something could leave the device. You can open the full policy before deciding.
- Record one item and search for it.Sync, external models and agent access are all optional. The app works with none of them configured.
Verify the download
Installing an APK from outside an app store carries more risk than installing through one. Two checks are worth the minute they cost:
- Check the package name.It must be
top.tooyang.everymark. A copy with a different package name is not this app. - Check the checksum.Run this in the folder that contains the APK:
sha256sum everymark-1.2.38.apk
On macOS use shasum -a 256; on Windows use Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 in PowerShell. The result must match:
dda06cc27a6f541fc1c9478726d6ddd5638abc28b3b3507e4782ef0940190761
If it does not match, do not install the package. Delete it and download again. The expected value is rendered from the same release manifest as the download button, and the server compares it with the actual APK before offering the file — if the two disagree, the download is disabled rather than served.
After the install
- The app checks for updates itself, at most once an hour, and only asks when you open the update panel — it never installs anything on its own.
- Records live in the app-private directory on the phone. Set up a sync target if you want a copy somewhere else.
- Want your own agent to read the archive? See Agent access.