TownSquare
The Perfect World Project, in your pocket. Test deployment channel — no app store involved.
Install in 10 seconds recommended
Puts the seal on your home screen and opens the hub full-screen, like any app. No account, no computer, updates itself.
- iPhone / iPad: open everythingisperfect.org in Safari → tap Share → Add to Home Screen → it's named TownSquare.
- Android: open the site in Chrome → menu → Add to home screen (or the Install prompt).
Android app beta
The native TownSquare build for Android phones: the hub full-screen, with pull-to-refresh, an offline screen with a route to the backup node, and downloads that land in your Downloads folder.
One tap, and it stays. No computer, no account, nothing to re-do every week. Your phone will ask once whether to allow installs from your browser — that is the whole ceremony.
Download TownSquare.apkAndroid 6.0 or newer. Your phone may warn that the developer is unknown: that is expected and it is us — this build is signed by the station, not by Google Play.
Sideload build (iPhone) beta
The native TownSquare test build — a signed-by-you iPhone app wrapping the hub, with pull-to-refresh, offline screen, and Safari hand-off for outside links.
Download TownSquare.ipaSideloading an .ipa needs a computer once: sign it with your own (free) Apple ID using Sideloadly or AltStore, then install to your phone. Free Apple IDs re-sign every 7 days; that's Apple's rule for test apps outside the store.
AltStore user? Add the station as a source and updates come to you: Add to AltStore
K.I.T.T. — wrist recorder field agents
A one-button Apple Watch recorder for meetings and events. Raise your wrist, press the red circle, and it rolls — no menus, no screens to read while a council member is talking. Tapes land on your phone by themselves and share out to Files, mail, or the bureau.
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Heads up on the Apple Watch half. Re-signing tools (Sideloadly, AltStore) install the iPhone app reliably but frequently drop the embedded watch app. If K.I.T.T. doesn't appear on your watch after sideloading, open the Watch app on your phone → scroll to K.I.T.T. → Show App on Apple Watch. If it still won't come across, the build has to go on by cable from a Mac running Xcode — ask the desk.
Heads up on the Wear OS half. A watch is not a browser, so there is no tap-to-install. Take the phone half first — it installs like any other .apk, and the watch needs somewhere to send tapes. The watch half goes on over ADB from a computer: on the watch, Settings → System → About → tap Build number seven times, then Developer options → ADB debugging and Debug over Wi-Fi; then adb connect <watch-ip>:<port> and adb install KITT-wear.apk. Ask the desk if that reads like another language — it is a five-minute job with someone on the phone.
Why "test deployment"? This channel is how we field-trial the Perfect World app before any store release. The home-screen install is the everyday path; the sideload build is for testing native features as they land.
📖 The Pocket Manual — how everything works
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