📅 Last updated: May 2026✏️ Reviewed by: VancedApp Editorial Team
Important: This page does not host any downloads. It is an educational guide about identifying official ReVanced sources. We are not affiliated with the ReVanced project.
Where Are Official ReVanced Sources?
The ReVanced project maintains its releases through GitHub. The official repositories include:
- ReVanced Manager — The main user-facing patching app
- ReVanced Patches — The modification patches
- GmsCore — The Google account helper for non-root
- ReVanced CLI — Command-line patching tools
Users should navigate to the official ReVanced GitHub organization to find these repositories and their release pages.
How to Verify a Source
- Check that the GitHub repository belongs to the official ReVanced organization
- Look for the repository's star count and contributor activity
- Verify APK signatures match known official signatures
- Check the release date and version against known release history
- Read the repository's README and documentation
Red Flags for Fake ReVanced Pages
- Websites offering "prebuilt ReVanced APKs" (ReVanced is designed to be patched locally)
- Sites claiming to be "official ReVanced download"
- Pages with aggressive download buttons and excessive advertising
- Version numbers that don't match any official release
- Requests for unnecessary permissions during download
The Difference Between Manager and Prebuilt APKs
ReVanced's official model is Manager-based patching. The user downloads ReVanced Manager, provides a base app, and patches it locally. Any site distributing ready-to-install "ReVanced YouTube APKs" is not following the official approach.
Frequently Asked Questions
ReVanced Manager is an APK, but the patched app is built locally on your device. The project does not distribute prebuilt modified YouTube APKs.
ReVanced is an open-source community project. The Manager, patches, and tools are free to use.