To those who didn't bother to click the link, it's a proprietary app that has EULA restrictions to stop security researchers from trying to exploit it (basically ensuring that any bugs won't be disclosed to the authors).
PSA: Don't get this from the linked landing page, and don't trust the hash. It's an insecure page. Luckily looks like they do have a valid Let's Encrypt on https://eijah.com/.
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[ 5.6 ms ] story [ 28.6 ms ] threadI pass.
v1.0 apk is 13.1 Mbytes.
Calculated/checked checksum via HashDroid / HashStamp, and it matched.
Allowed "unknown sources" installation, installed it, disallowed "unknown sources".
Its using 51.42Mbytes. Uses 2 Permissions: "Full Network Access", "Control Vibration". So it seems to be not intrusive, inside device.
But it fails to run on Android KitKat ! :(
If it could run, then we would know, where its connecting.