Installation
Installation options
Every Loadout distribution is air-gap capable: desktop-local, backend-free, no network required. Variants differ by whether a rootable emulator is bundled and what signing standard applies.
Installer options matrix
| Option | Platforms | Air-gap | Bundled emulator | Signing | Format | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Playtest Kit - Lite | macOS (Apple Silicon), Windows x64, Linux x64 | Yes (fully offline) | None (bring your own devices or your own emulator) | Unsigned + SHA-256 manifest | Zipped app folder (onedir) | Coming soon |
| Playtest Kit - Full | macOS (Apple Silicon), Windows x64, Linux x64 | Yes (fully offline) | AOSP userdebug, rootable, latest arm64/x64 image available | Unsigned + SHA-256 manifest | Zipped app folder + emulator | Roadmap |
| Field Kit (production) | Windows x64, Linux x64 | Yes (fully offline) | None | Authenticode / notarized, allowlist hashes, SBOM | Native installer (.msi / .AppImage) | Roadmap |
Notes
"Coming soon" means the kit is built and passes automated verification but has not yet been formally published to a distribution channel. The status flips to "Available" on release. "Roadmap" means the variant is designed and its scope is fixed, but it is not yet built.
Air-gap capable means the bundle is assembled on a networked build side, transferred to the target machine on approved media, and runs without any network connection. No package mirror, no backend, no internet access is required at runtime or install time.
The Playtest Kit bundles a pinned version of Android Debug Bridge (platform-tools 35.0.2) for each target OS. On Windows, connecting a physical Android training device requires the Google USB / WinUSB driver (an admin install, not included in the bundle). On macOS, no USB driver is needed. On Linux, a udev rule is required.
For questions or to request early access to the Lite kit, contact: dayel.ostraco@accelerasolutions.com.
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