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git-annex can be used on Android, however you need to know your way around
the command line to install and use it. (Hope to get the webapp working
eventually.)
## Android app
First, ensure your Android device is configured to allow installation of
non-Market apps. Go to Setup -> Security, and enable "Unknown Sources".
Download the [git-annex.apk](http://downloads.kitenet.net/git-annex/android/current/)
onto your Android device, and open it to install.
When you start the Git Annex app, it will dump you into terminal. From
here, you can run git-annex, as well as many standard git and unix commands
provided with the app. You can do everything in the [[walkthrough]] and
more.
## autobuilds
A daily build is also available.
* [download apk](http://downloads.kitenet.net/git-annex/autobuild/android/git-annex.apk) ([build logs](http://downloads.kitenet.net/git-annex/autobuild/android/))
## building it yourself
git-annex can be built for Android, with `make android`. It's not an easy
process:
* First, install <https://github.com/neurocyte/ghc-android>.
* You also need to install git and all the utilities listed on [[fromscratch]],
on the system doing the building.
* Use ghc-android's cabal to install all necessary dependencies.
Some packages will fail to install on Android; patches to fix them
are in `standalone/android/haskell-patches/`
* You will need to have the Android SDK and NDK installed; see
`standalone/android/Makefile` to configure the paths to them. You'll also
need ant, and the JDK.
* Then to build the full Android app bundle, use `make androidapp`
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