BiliLite is a study-focused third-party Bilibili Android client with a minimalist black-and-white design that blocks entertainment content at the source for focused learning.
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- Aug 28, 2026
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Project Overview
BiliLite is a minimalist third-party Bilibili client focused on studying, blocking entertainment content at the source. The current version is v0.5.0 (versionCode 18).
Key Features
- Bilibili account login via QR code, SMS code or password
- UP creator management: search, add and view all their videos in one place
- Home feed: only videos from added creators, no recommendations and no ads, with both vertical card and horizontal layouts
- Built-in player: resume playback, double-tap pause or resume, swipe to adjust brightness and volume, pinch to zoom, triple-tap bookmarks, multi-part caching with resumable transfer
- Favorites queue and watch history management with one-tap clearing
- BV id search and update checking
- No comment section, no danmaku, no auto-play
- Plugin system: theme plugins and Lua feature plugins
Target Audience
- Bilibili users who want to focus on studying and avoid entertainment
- Android phone and tablet users
Quick Start
- Download the latest APK from GitHub Releases
- Install and open the app
- Log in with QR code, SMS code or password
- Search and add creators you want to follow, then watch their videos on the home page
Core Advantages
- Minimalist black-and-white UI that reduces distractions
- Extensible plugin system for themes and features
- Tech stack: Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, Room, Media3/ExoPlayer, LuaJ
System Requirements
- OS: Android (minSdk 24 / targetSdk 35)
- Architecture: universal APK for Android phones and tablets
Notes
- Unofficial project, with no affiliation, cooperation or authorization from Bilibili
- Fetches data through public Bilibili web APIs and relies on the user's own account Cookie
- Login credentials are stored locally on the device only and never uploaded to any server
- Not for commercial use; for personal study and technical research only
- Released under the MIT License
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