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Kristoffer Björkman

January 25, 2025 09:12

I have been using Jump Desktop Connect for Android to do RDP connections daily back since I bought it in 2017. I am using version 7.1.4 which I think was the last one distributed on Play Store. There is no other Android RDP clients that works as good. Now the newer Android phones support only 64-bit applications, so it is not possible to install/run any more. Please, even if you will not make the Android version available on Play Store again, could you make a 64-bit version of the APK available for download so that your customers that have bought the app can continue using it? This would probably take five minutes for you and be of immense value for your customers. I would gladly pay for it again or even a yearly cost for you to keep it working.

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  Abdul Ghani Madid January 27, 2025 13:07

  Hi, Thank you for reaching out to us.

  We wanted to let you know that Jump Desktop for Android has been temporarily removed from our offerings. Our team is working on a complete overhaul of the app to improve its performance and features, and we plan to bring it back in the future. However, for now, the Android app is not supported.

  We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. In the meantime, there’s a workaround you can use to connect from an Android device. First, install the Fluid 2.0 Beta on your computer by following this link: https://changelog.jumpdesktop.com/fluid-2.0-beta-1-5B23m
  Once you’ve set it up, you can use a web browser on your Android device to sign in and connect to your remote computer.

  Thanks

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  Bertram Endman August 31, 2025 20:20

  I would also be very interested in an Android version—is there any news or a release date yet?

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  Michael Vayakornvichit November 20, 2025 17:42 (Edited November 20, 2025 17:44)

  EDIT: CORRECTION: jump hasn't updated the app since 2018 for Android. 7 years of neglect. 

  it's been 3 years and they have been promising an android revamp for a long time. maybe the devs they hired only know apple app dev and not android or never bothered to hire devs to make the android app. 3 years man.... cmon. this is embarrassing to have such a wide platform but alienating a userbase. why? is the ceo an apple fanboy who can't stomach having an android app for their own product???

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  Leal Wai December 03, 2025 21:40

  It's been almost a year now, any update on the revamped android app?

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  Boris Zotkin January 18, 2026 20:57

  Adding to this thread too. This is a bit ridiculous, I don't understand how you've been revamping the android app for 3 years and no mention of an update. I'm aware you can connect using the browser, but that's not a solution.

  I'll even take whatever version chatgpt writes for you.

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