The app is this site, opened by Chrome in its own window: the same pages, the same progress, and the audio player, lock-screen controls and microphone all work as they do in Chrome. Either way of installing gives you that; the quickest is the first.

1. Install from Chrome

In Chrome on the phone, open the ⋮ menu and choose Add to home screen (or Install app), then Install. It updates itself whenever the site does.

2. Or install the APK

A small Android app that opens Learn in Chrome, full screen. Download it on the phone and open the file. Android will ask whether Chrome may install apps: allow it (Settings → Allow from this source), go back, and tap Install. If Play Protect asks about an unknown app, choose Install anyway; it is signed by this machine, not the Play Store.

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Good to know

• It opens kipquest.com, so it works anywhere with an internet connection; without one it shows an offline page and reloads when the connection comes back. Your progress is kept on this device's browser. The site's owner signs in at /owner to see their own.
• Pages update by themselves, in both kinds of install: the app always loads the live site. Only the APK wrapper itself (its icon, name and colours) changes with a newer APK, which is rare; to update it, download the newer APK from this page and install it over the old one. Your progress is kept.
• Audio keeps playing with the screen off, with controls on the lock screen, as in Chrome. If Android's battery saver stops it, set Chrome's battery use to Unrestricted.