EphemNet Admin — Android

Manage your agents and domains, from your phone

One tap to your agent's own admin page, or your registered domains' owner portal — credentials stored once, securely, on your device only.

What it is

Two sections, your own pages

My Agents wraps your own ephemnet-agent's admin page, reachable from anywhere once it's set up as a mobile-control subdomain. My Domains wraps the owner self-service portal for domains you've registered. Both are the exact same pages you'd reach in a desktop browser — this app doesn't reimplement either one, it just makes getting to them, and storing the credentials for them, easier and more secure than a bookmark.

Why it's safe to install

No tracking. No account. No ads.

No data collection

No analytics SDK, no crash reporting, nothing sent to us at all — the app's entire source is public.

One permission

Internet access — that's the only thing this app ever asks for. No location, no contacts, no storage.

Credentials stay on your device

Keystore-backed encrypted storage, sent only to the exact URLs you configure — your own agent, or owner.mera.network.

Free, no ads, open source

Nothing here to charge for, and nothing to sell about you either. Full source: github.com/lnd3/EphemNet.

Full privacy policy: android-privacy.html.

Get it

Install

Not on the Play Store yet — this direct download is the same app, same build, just distributed straight from this site in the meantime. Android will warn about installing from outside the Play Store; that's expected for any app distributed this way, not a sign anything is wrong.

  1. Download the APK directly on your phone (or transfer it over after downloading elsewhere).
  2. Open the downloaded file. Android will ask to allow installing from this source (your browser, or Files app) — allow it, just for this one file.
  3. Follow the install prompts. Needs Android 8.0 (Oreo) or newer.
  4. Open the app, add your agent and/or domains, same credentials you'd use in a browser.
Re-download this same page whenever a new version ships — there's no in-app auto-update mechanism for a direct download like this (the Play Store normally handles that; until this app is there, updating means re-installing the new APK by hand).