Install Bridge for Android

Free APK download. Signed with a stable release key. Open source under the MIT License.

Download Bridge-v1.0.0.apk

Size

~4.8 MB

Android

5.0 (Lollipop) and newer

Package

com.stanley.bridge

License

MIT

Step 1 — Download

On your Android phone, open the latest Bridge release and tap the Bridge-v1.0.0.apk asset.

Step 2 — Install

Open the downloaded APK. Android will ask whether to allow installation from your browser or file manager — confirm it. The install completes in seconds.

If Android shows a Play Protect warning, tap Install anyway. The APK is signed with a stable Bridge release key, but Play Protect treats every sideloaded app as unknown by default.

Step 3 — Enable auto-bridging

Open Bridge once. The welcome screen has an Enable auto-bridging button. Tap it; Android jumps to Open by default; tap Supported web addresses; switch on maps.apple.com.

Step 4 — Done

Every Apple Maps link you tap now opens silently in Google Maps, Waze, HERE WeGo, OsmAnd, or whichever maps app you have set as default for the geo: intent.

Updating Bridge

When a new version is released, download the new APK from the same GitHub Releases page and install it over the existing one. Because the APK is signed with the same release key, the install upgrades cleanly without uninstalling first.

Uninstalling

Long-press the Bridge app icon on your home screen or app drawer and tap Uninstall. Bridge leaves no background services, no cached data, and no settings behind.

Build from source

If you'd rather build Bridge yourself, clone stanley-projects/Bridge and run .\gradlew.bat assembleDebug. The output APK lands at app/build/outputs/apk/debug/app-debug.apk. Full build instructions are in the repo README.