AN1 Store is the Android client for an1.com, a third-party app store that lists free games and apps next to modified builds. You get one-tap downloads and in-app updates.
What AN1 Store is
It is the official Android app for the an1.com website, a third-party store run by AN1.com. Rather than dig through the catalog in a mobile browser, you get a native storefront for finding games and apps, grabbing their installer files, and keeping them current. Think of it as one more independent store, not a replacement for Google Play. Plenty of people keep both on the same phone.
For most people the catalog is the reason to install it. AN1 Store puts standard free apps right beside modified builds of popular games, the kind of thing you will not see on the official store. It is built for users who want one place to spot those releases, follow new uploads, and reinstall updates without chasing down each file by hand.
The app is free. You do not need an account or any sign-up to browse or download. AN1.com says files in its catalog get screened before they go live, but as with any third-party store, the smart move is to scan whatever you sideload and stick to titles you actually recognize.
App info
- Publisher
- AN1.com
- Package ID
com.an1.store- Version
- 1.5
- Updated
- December 2025
- Size
- ~30 MB
- Android floor
- Android 7.0 and above
- Rating
- 4.1 / 5 on an1.com
- Category
- App store / utility
- Cost
- Free, no registration
What the app offers
AN1 Store keeps things narrow and points the whole app at browsing and installing. The main pieces are the curated catalog, single-tap installs, and update handling that leaves your existing data alone.
- Curated app and game catalog.
A browsable library of free Android apps and games, including modified builds of popular titles that never show up on the official store.
- One-tap download and install.
Pick a title and the app pulls the installer file, then hands you straight to the Android package installer. No manual file hunting.
- Daily catalog updates.
The store updates its listings often, so new uploads and version bumps show up in the app soon after they land on an1.com.
- Update over an existing install.
Installing a newer build of an app you already have can keep your local data and game progress intact, so an update does not always send you back to square one.
- Screened file catalog.
AN1.com says files are checked before they get published. Treat that as one layer of safety, not a stand-in for scanning things on your own device.
- No account needed.
Browsing and downloading work without a sign-up. There is no login wall between you and the catalog.
How to install
AN1 Store installs like any other sideloaded app. Once it is on your phone, the in-app downloads follow the standard Android package flow.
- Download the APK file
Tap the download button on this page. The file lands in your default Downloads folder.
- Allow installs from this source
Open Settings, search for
Install unknown apps, find your browser or file manager, and switch the permission on. - Open the downloaded APK
Tap the file in Downloads. The Android package installer opens and shows the permissions it wants.
- Tap Install
Confirm the install and let it finish, then tap Open to launch AN1 Store.
- Browse and download
Use the in-app catalog to find a title. Each download runs back through the same package installer for whatever app you picked.
AN1 Store vs Google Play
| Aspect | AN1 Store | Google Play |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog | Free apps plus modified game builds | Official, publisher-submitted apps only |
| Account | None required | Google account required |
| Vetting | Store-side screening, third party | Google Play Protect and policy review |
| Install method | Sideload, unknown-sources toggle | Native, pre-trusted on most devices |
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