About ComeAPK
ComeAPK is an independent APK listing and verification platform. We do not host APK files directly. Our role is to publish verifiable integrity data — SHA-256 checksums, version numbers, file sizes, and permission audits — so that users can confirm what they are about to install matches the original developer's build.
What We Do
For every APK listed on ComeAPK, we publish four pieces of verifiable information:
- SHA-256 checksum — the cryptographic fingerprint of the file. A single mismatched character means the file has been altered and should be deleted.
- Version number and version code — so users can tell whether they are about to install an older build than what they already have.
- File size — a quick sanity check that the downloaded file matches the listing.
- Permission audit — a review of the permissions each APK requests at install time, with risk notes for sensitive permissions like SMS, contacts, accessibility, or device admin.
Editorial Standards
Every listing on ComeAPK is reviewed against a fixed set of editorial criteria before publication. We do not publish listings based on payment or promotional agreements. We do not remove listings at developer request unless the published integrity data is demonstrably incorrect.
When we identify a safety concern — for example, an APK that requests contacts access without justification, or a listing whose SHA-256 differs across mirror sites — we publish that finding on the listing page itself rather than silently removing the file. Users get to see the evidence and decide for themselves.
Geographic Scope
ComeAPK primarily serves users in India searching for cricket, football, and gaming companion apps. We do not verify the legal status of any app in any specific jurisdiction — that is the responsibility of the user, and it depends on local law that changes over time. Where a regional restriction is well documented (for example, the PROGA 2025 framework in India), we link to the relevant statute rather than offering our own interpretation.
Verification Process
Our checksum publication workflow:
- An APK binary is acquired from the developer or from a documented distribution channel.
- The SHA-256 hash is calculated using
shasum -a 256(macOS/Linux) orcertutil -hashfile(Windows). - The version, size, and permission manifest are recorded.
- The listing is reviewed for editorial compliance before publication.
- Each listing receives a verification ID (format:
CAPK-YYYY-XXXX) for traceability.
See our compliance page for the full verification protocol.
Team and Contact
ComeAPK is operated by an independent editorial team focused on APK integrity and user safety. We do not disclose individual team member identities for privacy reasons, but all published content is attributable to the ComeAPK editorial standard and is subject to revision if errors are identified.
For corrections, takedown requests, or general inquiries, contact us through our contact page. We aim to respond within 5 business days.
What We Don't Do
- We do not host APK files on ComeAPK servers.
- We do not collect personal information beyond standard server logs.
- We do not run contests, process payments, or distribute prizes.
- We do not provide live predictions, lineup confirmations, or contest strategy advice.
- We do not endorse any specific app as "the best" — our role is verification, not ranking.
Independent Editorial Voice
ComeAPK accepts no payment in exchange for favorable listings. Our editorial decisions are based on the four integrity signals listed above plus the published permission audit. If a developer or distributor requests a positive review in exchange for compensation, we decline and document the request internally.
This page was last reviewed on 27 September 2026 by the ComeAPK editorial team.