Get the Rhino World 2026 app on Android
The Rhino World 2026 app has the full agenda, speakers, floor plans, sponsors, attendees and venue information. It works offline once installed, and can remind you before the talks you save.
You need: an Android phone running Android 10 or newer, with the Google Play Store.
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Join the group
Tap Join group. Use the same Google account your Play Store uses — if you have more than one, this is the one to check.
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Install from Google Play
Tap Install. (Do Step 1 first — on its own this shows “App not available”.)
Install the app
The app won’t come up if you search the Play Store — it’s invite-only, so please use the buttons above. Google calls invite-only apps “testing” versions; this is the full, final app.
Using an iPhone? Get the iOS app here: rhino3d.world/ios (one step — it’s on the App Store).
Troubleshooting
I can’t find the app when I search the Play Store.
That’s expected — it’s invite-only. Use the buttons on this page.
It says “App not available” or “item not found”.
Three things to check, in order:
- Did Step 1 go through? Open the group link again — it should say you’re a member.
- Is your Play Store using that same Google account? Open the Play Store, tap your profile picture (top right) and check which account is shown.
- If you’ve just joined, give it 15 minutes and try again.
It says my device isn’t compatible.
The app needs Android 10 or newer — check under Settings → About phone → Android version. Some recent phones ship without the Google Play Store, and the app can’t be installed on those.
Do I need a Gmail address?
No. Any Google account already set up on your phone works, whatever its address.
Is a “testing” version safe to install?
Yes. It’s the full, final app. “Testing” is just how Google labels apps that are invite-only rather than publicly listed.
I can’t see the latest agenda change.
The app fetches fresh content each time it starts. Close it completely — swipe it away from the recent-apps screen — and open it again.