The same Tatak, on your phone.
A native Android build of the planner. It is not on the Play Store and is not going to be: it is a prototype, signed with a debug key, installed by hand. Everything the web app does it does, against the same app.tatak.tech backend and the same sample accounts.
87 MB, version 0.10.0-beta.1. The link always points at the newest release, so it does not go stale.
Release notes and checksum file0.10.0-beta.1The versionName the build itself reports, not a tag name typed by hand.
91,139,530 bytes87 MB. Large because the basemap styles and the offline artifact ship inside it rather than being downloaded on first run.
Debug keyNot a release key, so Play Protect will say it cannot verify the developer. That warning is accurate. Install it only if you got the link from this site.
73bda26514ddcb2beea483fe43e15120b662fe8973b88a3b07fead2ce0841a80Check the file you downloaded against that digest before installing it. On macOS or Linux run shasum -a 256 tatak.apk; on Windows, certutil -hashfile tatak.apk SHA256. The same digest is published astatak-full-0.10.0-beta.1.apk.sha256 beside the download on the release page, so it can be compared against a copy this site does not control. If the two do not match, do not install the file.
Installing it
- Chrome will warn that this kind of file can harm your device. Keep it.
- Open the downloaded file. Android asks whether Chrome may install apps. Allow it once.
- Play Protect warns about the debug key. Choose to install anyway.
First launch shows the onboarding sheet, then sign-in. Any account from Sample users works, and so does the walkthrough on Instructions for judges.
Every ticket and PNR this app issues is a specimen. It is not valid for travel, no operator will honour it, and no money moves. Tatak is an independent prototype and is not affiliated with BMTC, BMRCL, KSRTC or any government body.
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