If the upload fails, try to repeat the process once or twice. The reason is that some apps install different APK for different platforms.Ĭlick on the “UPLOAD” button and the system will retrieve the package from the Google Play store and store it on the server.

Select the “master device” that resembles the target devices (arm devices, x86 devices or a custom device you can add on the “Domain Settings”). Note, the system will automatically trim the link and use only the relevant package name of the APK. Paste the URL in The Play store package name field. Search the Google Play store for the desired app, make sure it is free and copy the URL of the app. Read more on how and why to set a master device here. Select the relevant “Master Device”, use the default “arm” or “x86” device if the application you are installing is a platform version and has dependencies agnostic. Select “Package from Play store” and click to open the Play store website (If you know the exact name of the APK bundle there is no need to open Google Play store). On the upper right side click on the “+” icon to add a new package. A new window will open with a list of existing packages. On the left side menu, click on “Repositories” and from the dropdown menu select “Packages”. Whenever there is an update, you will need to repeat the process and create a new package, as you are not actually installing directly from Google Play store but rather from VISO server. Note! When installing from the Google Play store you should be aware that the updates will not occur automatically. There is no need to have Google Play services or even to have a Google account on the devices you wish to install the apps on. Direct installation is possible only for free apps. Installing applications directly from Google Play store to one or many devices is done by first creating a repository “installation package”.

Play store installing