Sapio is the anagram of Open Source API.
Sapio provides the compatibility of an Android application running on a device without Google Play Services (i.e. deGoogled bare Android Open Source Project (AOSP) devices, coupled or not with microG).
Sapio can serve as a lobbying tool by sharing compatibility on social media to raise awareness among app developers about respecting users' personal data.
Evaluations in Sapio are given to the community by the community.
| Label | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| 🟢 | Perfect | The app works fully without Google Play Services |
| 🟡 | Partial | At least one feature (notifications, in-app purchases, login, etc.) does not work |
| 🔴 | Unusable | The app does not work at all or crashes |
| Label | Description |
|---|---|
| microG | The device has microG installed |
| bareAOSP | The device is a bare AOSP device |
| standard | The device is considered standard |
| permissive | The device is considered permissive (unlocked bootloader or rooted) |
Website to browse and search evaluations from your browser.
Contributing takes no email, no account and no sign-up. Sapio has no way to ever contact or spam you, there's no user database to breach, and the server does not log requests — your IP never touches a log file.
Base URL: https://server.checksap.io/api
Read-only, no account, no key. Pagination, filtering and sorting follow the Strapi v4 REST API conventions.
Full reference: checksap.io/api-docs — every field, value and filter, generated from openapi.yaml.
Example — every evaluation of one app, newest first:
curl "https://server.checksap.io/api/sapio-applications?filters[packageName][$eq]=com.whatsapp&sort=updatedAt:Desc"Evaluations are community-contributed and may be inaccurate, incomplete, or device-specific. Sapio and its maintainers are not responsible for any issues arising from relying on these evaluations.
If you want to offer me a coffee for the maintenance of the server part:
