Every Gibbr Android build is published with its SHA-256 and anchored on the Base blockchain. If your copy matches, it is authentic.
Point any phone camera at this code and you land here. Venues and IT teams can print it beside the download instructions.
| App | Version | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Gibbr for Android (download) | 1.1 | 25.5 KB |
| Gibbr SOS for Android (download) | 1.0 | 19.7 KB |
On any computer with the downloaded file:
sha256sum gibbr.apk (Linux/Mac: shasum -a 256 gibbr.apk)
The output must equal the hash above, character for character. One byte different means the file was modified — delete it and download again from gibbr.app only.
These hashes are written into a Base blockchain transaction. Nobody — not even us — can quietly change them after the fact: the anchor is permanent, public, and timestamped by the chain.
0x535965242d805428cad37d9a5d7723c4ee0cbfcbf855ae3edd6962d5f06bddff
View on Basescan → Block 51741341, Base mainnet
Agents and IT tooling can fetch the same data as JSON:
GET https://gibbr.app/verify/apk/verify.json