Suchi Companion · v0.1.0
Capture for the archive you own.
Suchi Companion is a free Android and iPhone client for capture, Files and Photos imports, sharing from other apps, a protected upload queue, document triage, offline copies, and search against a user-selected Suchi server.
Availability
Suchi Companion is available for iPhone on the App Store. Android is in a private early-access test ahead of its public Google Play release. Request access using the email attached to your Google Play account; after it is allowlisted, we will send the private tester opt-in link. Google Play only admits closed-test testers by email address, and we use it for nothing else.
Google Play requires testers to remain opted in for 14 continuous days before the app can become eligible for public release.
Download for iPhone. Join Android early access. Already approved? Accept tester access.
See the current companion workflow, privacy policy, support guidance, and security reporting guidance.
One explicit server boundary
Companion v0.1.0 uses the suchi-companion-v1
contract and API version 1. Its pinned compatibility baseline is
Suchi server revision
8482e53170895ff8fb7d6759c6166b39a3722709.
The app checks /api/handshake, verifies the selected
server’s product and mobile contract, and confirms account identity
and scoped document access before storing credentials.
Release builds require HTTPS, including on private networks, and never forward credentials across redirects. Confirm the server identity before pairing and use a dedicated, revocable token rather than an administrator credential. Read the scoped API access guide →
Platform baseline
Source and licensing
The current Companion source is public at
github.com/johnnybravo-xyz/suchi-companion;
the server source is public at
github.com/johnnybravo-xyz/suchi.
The repositories state their AGPL and commercial licensing terms.
The iPhone release is public on the App Store; the closed Android
test is not a public v0.1.0 store release.
The website screenshots use synthetic example documents. The provenance manifest records the source bundle, market, and exported-image hashes; it is product evidence, not a store download or approval.