
Run your Minecraft servers, Discord bots, databases and IT projects from your phone, with the same account as atrb.net.
Tap Download the app. If your browser asks, tap Download anyway.
Open it from the notification, or from Downloads in your Files app.
If Android asks, turn on Allow from this source for your browser, then go back.
Tap Install, open AtrbCode Host and sign in with your atrb.net account or Google.
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You can switch it off again once the app is installed.
Play Protect warns about apps it has not yet seen on Google Play. That is every app installed from a website, including this one until it arrives on Google Play in November.
If it offers to scan the app, you can let it: it takes a few seconds and the install carries on.
With Auto Blocker on, Samsung phones only install apps from the Galaxy Store and Google Play.
These phones check the app before installing it. Wait for the check to finish, then choose to continue with the install. You may need to tick that you understand the risk first.
Usually the download did not finish, or the phone is short of space. Delete the downloaded file, free up some space and download it again. If it still happens, message us below.
AtrbCode Host is made by Atrb Services Limited, a company registered in the UK. It only needs internet access, plus your fingerprint if you choose to turn on the fingerprint lock. It never asks for your contacts, photos or location.
To check the file reached you from us unchanged, compare its SHA-256 fingerprint with this one:da634680bd44791a7fc5aeac2f8e3023a058cc7f544967bdd59e1ff887f59339