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Education apps to install from the official store

283 appsHand-picked from Education

For most people, most of the time, the right way to install a education app is from the official store, and a site like this one is honest about that or it is not worth reading. The apps collected here are the ones where the storefront listing is live, current, and available in the places our readers actually are — which makes the store copy the shortest, best-attested path from the developer to your device, and makes any APK we could offer a strictly worse version of the same thing.

The reason is chain of custody. The build on the store is the one the developer uploaded, delivered over a channel neither we nor anyone else sits in the middle of. It updates itself, so a security fix reaches you without you remembering to come back. It has been through the store's own scanning. A third-party download can match that at best, and every extra hop between the developer and you is another place a file can be swapped for one that looks identical.

So this page sends you to the store. What it adds is the part the store does not show you: the signing certificate fingerprint on file for the publisher, the hash of the current build, the permission list in full, and what changed since the last release. Read the record here, install from there. When a legitimate reason to sideload does exist — a region-locked release, a device the store will not serve, a version the publisher has asked us to keep available — the listing will say so and carry the evidence to check it.

What puts an app on this page

  1. 01

    The store listing is live and current

    The official storefront carries the app, the version there matches what the developer is shipping, and it has not been pulled or abandoned. A stale store listing is one of the few good reasons to look elsewhere.

  2. 02

    Attribution is unambiguous

    The developer account behind the store listing matches the publisher we have on file, and the signing certificate on the store build matches the fingerprint recorded against them. Same name is not the same thing as same key.

  3. 03

    Nothing we host outranks it

    Where the store link exists, it sits at the top of the listing and stays there. Any mirror we know about is shown below it, labelled with what it actually is, and never presented as the recommended path.

Education apps that qualify

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a-rithist

Zoe

v1.0.77.4 MBAndroid 7.0+
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Aard 2

F-Droid

v0.583.3 MBAndroid API 19+

Aggregator

Ștefan Șelariu

vPreview:0346.5 MBAndroid 5.0+

Al-Azkar

Hassan Eltantawy

v1.1.0125.2 MBAndroid 5.0+

Al-Quran - Simple

Meypod

v1.1.119.1 MBAndroid 7.0+

AlexCalc

Alex Barry

v1.0.1613.6 MBAndroid 6.0+

Anki Image Occlusion

Mani

v1.4.81.7 MBAndroid 5.1+
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Anx Reader

Anxcye

v1.14.051.7 MBAndroid 7.0+

AnyMemo

F-Droid

v10.12.28.5 MBAndroid 6.0+

Archiv

Arman Maurya

v0.2.027.3 MBAndroid 9.0+

Areada

iTsMe-Zen

v1.1.22.1 MBAndroid 6.0+

ArityCalc

woheller69

v1.582.2 MBAndroid 5.0+

AtmosphereLogger

F-Droid

v0.2.30.5 MBAndroid API 11+

Baby Books

Peter Serwylo

v0.9.220.1 MBAndroid 5.0+

Baby Name

F-Droid

v2.0.45.6 MBAndroid 5.0+
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Badreads

F-Droid

v0.2.25.9 MBAndroid 8.0+

One more thing

The most useful thing a catalogue can tell you is sometimes that you do not need it. Where the store works, use the store — and use the record here to know what you are getting before you tap install.