Open house sign in app Android searches spike every weekend. Here is the honest answer, and it changed recently: you no longer need a separate Android app to run OpenHouse. It now works in any Android browser, and visitors can sign in on their own phones with a QR code. No download for you, no download for them.
This page covers the two no-download ways to run OpenHouse on Android, where the offline limit sits, and how the older downloaded apps compare.
Two ways to run OpenHouse on Android, both with no download
You have two clean options, and neither one asks you to install anything.
Run it in your Android browser. Open app.openhousekiosk.com in Chrome on your Android tablet or phone, sign in, and start the sign-in form. Your Android tablet becomes the kiosk. Leads land in your account the moment a visitor signs in, and you can see them from your phone before you leave the driveway.
Let visitors use their own phones. Display a QR code for the listing. Each visitor scans it, the sign-in form opens in their phone browser, and they sign in without touching your device. This is the touchless path, and it works the same on Android and iPhone. It also means you can run a sign-in with no kiosk device at all. Here is how it works on the QR sign-in page.
Both paths give you the same qualification questions, the same disclosure capture, and the same follow-up. The only thing you skip is the App Store.
Where the offline line sits
Here is the one honest limit to know. The Android browser app and the QR self-sign-in both need a connection, because they sync leads to your account in real time. That is fine at the large majority of listings, which have Wi-Fi or a cell signal.
The fully offline kiosk, the one that captures leads with no network and no server and syncs them later, still lives on iPad and iPhone. If you are working a rural listing or a new build with no signal at all, run the offline kiosk on a borrowed iPad, or keep a paper sheet as a backup. On Android with a connection, you are covered.
What the downloaded Android apps offer
If you would rather have a downloaded app, two options run natively on Android. Here is what to know about each.
Curb Hero (Android, free)
Curb Hero is the most popular free open house sign-in app, and it runs on Android. Agents use it in volume and its rating is strong.
One thing to understand before you commit: Curb Hero is free because it is funded through lender co-marketing. Their help center explains that a default lender can be assigned to your listings and that lead information is shared with lenders when visitors opt into mortgage questions. Curb Hero is upfront about it, and it is worth knowing before you run it at a listing where your seller is sensitive about data.
Open Home Pro (Android, paid tier)
Open Home Pro ships an Android version built for tablets. It uses a sync-later model: leads queue on the device and upload when it reconnects. For a listing with truly no signal, test it before you rely on it at a busy event. The free tier caps lead volume, and the paid tier removes the cap.
The short version
You searched for an open house app for Android, and the good news is you have three ways to run one today. Open the web app in your Android browser, let visitors sign in on their own phones by QR, or download Curb Hero or Open Home Pro if you want a native app. For a listing with no signal, borrow an iPad for the offline kiosk or keep a paper backup.
Ready to try it? Open app.openhousekiosk.com on your Android device and run your next sign-in with nothing to install.