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# Install HD+

Install HD+ on an Android device

There's several ways to get the app:

### Multi-platform version of HD+

#### [Apple App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hd-dashboard/id6759614539)

* Builds first to to [TestFlight](https://testflight.apple.com/join/Wdb6CEUh) so enroll there if you want the latest and greatest

#### [Desktop (Mac, Windows, Linux)](https://github.com/jpage4500/HubitatDashboard/releases)

* For desktop, I'm using an tool called JDeploy which handles building an installer for Mac/Windows/Linux and also auto-updates the app with no extra work!
* When installing, keep the box labeled 'update automatically' checked and each time you run the app it'll check for the latest and update

#### [Android Direct Download](https://github.com/jpage4500/HubitatDashboard/releases)

* There's an update option in the app (About -> Check for updates) which can download the update HD+

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### Original Android-only version of HD+

#### [Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jpage4500.hubitat)

* I'd recommend enrolling in the [beta](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.jpage4500.hubitat) version as well as it'll be updated frequently

#### [Amazon App Store](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089N59PB9)

* Note: I don't update the Amazon App Store version as often as the Play Store.. if you want more frequent updates on an Amazon tablet or device, you might want to install the APK below and use the Check For Updates option built into the app

#### Android (original version) [Direct Download](https://jpage4500.s3.amazonaws.com/hubitat-dashboard/hubitat-dashboard-beta.apk) ([version](https://jpage4500.s3.amazonaws.com/hubitat-dashboard/version-beta.txt) info)

* Make sure you disable automatic updates in the Play Store otherwise it'll replace the direct download version with the one from the Play Store

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* Once installed you can update in-app using About -> Check for updates

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* The direct download version contains a few extra features that aren't allowed in the Play Store including

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The app runs on Android Lollipop (API 21) and newer devices

* NOTE: Google Play sets minimum API limits and adjusts them over time.. so even if the app would work fine on older versions of Android I need to stay within Google Play guidelines in order to keep the app in the store

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