The same configuration file
Stash for Android reads the same YAML configuration as the macOS and iOS apps, so a config you already maintain works here without being rewritten.
The Android build of Stash, in early access on Google Play. The same rule-based routing and YAML configuration as the Apple apps, on a platform still under active development.
Early access — this build is incomplete and changing quickly. Expect rough edges and missing features compared with macOS and iOS.
On Android
Stash for Android reads the same YAML configuration as the macOS and iOS apps, so a config you already maintain works here without being rewritten.
Route, redirect, or deny connections by rule, with proxy groups and provider subscriptions as on the other platforms.
Early access means the roadmap is still moving. What users report during this phase is what gets prioritised before the stable release.
Documentation
The manual is written against the macOS and iOS apps. Configuration syntax is shared, so the rule and proxy pages apply to Android too — the interface around them differs.
FAQ
No. Stash for Android is distributed through Google Play only. APK files offered on other sites are not built or signed by us — a proxy app with a tampered build has access to all of your traffic, so install from Google Play.
The app is usable but incomplete, and features present on macOS and iOS may be missing or behave differently. It changes frequently. If you need a finished product today, use the macOS or iOS app.
No. The current build targets phones and tablets and is not built for Android TV's interface.
No. The Android app is billed through Google Play, separately from the macOS license and the iOS App Store purchase.
Android 7.0 and later.
Available on Google Play. Feedback during early access shapes what ships in the stable release.