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Download B'right — Android APK (Direct Install)

B'right is now available as a direct Android APK download — no Play Store needed. Find common ground on any topic, free to try.

Daniel Vagg

10 May 2026 — 1 min read

We've had enough of app store gatekeeping. B'right is now available as a direct Android download — no Play Store needed.

What is B'right?

B'right (both-right) helps two people find common ground on any topic. You enter your perspectives, the AI searches the web for context, and returns the common ground plus nuanced additions to each view — with sources.

1 free conversation per device per day (100 globally covered)
20c per conversation after that — no subscription
25% of every payment goes to carbon capture
No login, no tracking
Export results as PDF

Download for Android

Tap the button below on your Android device. You'll be prompted to enable Install from unknown sources — this is normal for APKs installed outside the Play Store.

⬇ Download B'right APK (Android)

v1.0.3 · 110 MB · Android 8.0+

How to install

Tap the download button above on your Android phone
Open the downloaded .apk file from your notifications or Downloads folder
If prompted, tap Settings and enable Install unknown apps for your browser
Tap Install — done

iOS

Apple restricts direct installs outside the App Store. iOS distribution via TestFlight is coming soon — check back here for the link when it's ready.

The bigger idea

B'right started from a personal moment: my partner and I were stuck in a pointless debate at an airport and realised we were actually both right — just using different definitions of the same word. The name comes from that: b'right = both right.

This is demo #1 of a broader question: what if personal AI served society? Countering polarised media, helping people understand policy proposals, coordinating collective action. Most people are fundamentally good and want what's best for everyone — AI should help us see that in each other.

Feedback always welcome.

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