This is the last update for this app
Orca for Android has moved to a new app, dev.orca.app. It's on Google Play, and as an APK on GitHub for phones without Play.
This app (com.stably.orca.mobile) won't get any more updates after this one, including security fixes. The new app is separate, so it can't update this one in place. You need to install it once, and from then on it updates itself.
What this update does
- When you open Orca, it shows you how to move to the new app.
- Its name on your home screen is now Orca (old), so you can tell the two apart.
Switching to the new app
- Install the new app from Google Play. If your phone doesn't have Play, download the APK from the new app's release. It installs next to this one.
- Pair it: in Orca on your computer, go to Settings → Mobile and scan the code.
- Delete Orca (old) once your agents show up in the new app.
Your agents, chats and workspaces are saved on your computer, so you'll see them all in the new app.
Not ready to switch? This app keeps working. Tap Keep using this version and we'll remind you in a week.
What's new
- A new Agents tab shows every agent across your computers.
- Sessions show one tab at a time, with a list of all open tabs.
- Dictation keeps going after you leave a session.
- Drafts and chats are kept when the app closes.
- Diffs and code use GitHub-style layout and colors.
- Photos are resized before upload, and HEIC photos are converted to JPEG.
- Fixes for chat, terminal and pairing.
Some of these need the latest Orca on your computer.
Verify your download
- Size:
145844644bytes - SHA-256:
780b4c83dcada2e9ca647ea33e9d4015830af8a4917a64ede04e097ee24a0c78
A "no certificate" or "problem parsing the package" install failure is usually a truncated download — check the size first, then sha256sum -c app-release.apk.sha256 (shasum -a 256 -c on macOS).