is there a way to have an apk (also splitted for different architectures) from an xapk file? I'm looking online but I can't find anything useful. I would like to have the apks splitted per abi.

I have RedMi 3s (Android 6.0.1) phone. Also, I don't like Google, don't use their email and don't work with a Google account - so I don't use the Google Play Store. For a few years, I have been using the APK Pure app to update all of my other apps. But - a while ago (perhaps early this year?) - somehow, it kind of stopped working. That is, it recognizes the apps that need updates, but never manages to actually get the updates going. So what I'm looking for is another method/venue/app for routinely updating my apps. Preferably - one in which I don't have to actually press "INSTALL" for every single update, but I'm willing to live with that. Alternatively, if I could someone overcome my APK Pure issue, that would be good too. Any ideas? Note: Manually updating individual apps works fine.

Is there a way to auto-update apps by APKPure, similar to what the Google Play Store offers? Apps that are installed through APKPure require constant manual update-management.

1. I've installed the SDK + emulator with both Android 11 and 8 images (separate AVDs). The app that I'm interested in running isn't showing in the playstore but it shows just fine on my physical phone: bank app How is it possible for it not to show on emulator playstore?. 2. I've downloaded the apk from apk-pure and sideloaded into the emulator. The app starts (flash screen) and then crashes. Any way to decipher why?. Thanks