Aviator App for Canada: Identify the Publisher Before Downloading

We found no app by SPRIBE, the maker of Aviator, in the App Store or Google Play for Canada. The apps that come up for “Aviator” are from other developers: arcade games, a biplane game with virtual chips, a free-chips crash game and a subscription app that follows rounds. SPRIBE’s Aviator reaches a phone through a casino’s own site in the browser, and some casino sites, NorthSpin, WishKing and Holyluck among them, offer to install that same site on your home screen.

What did the app stores show for Aviator?

In the App Store for Canada, on November 6, 2026, searches for “aviator”, “jetx”, “spaceman”, “space xy”, “big bass crash”, “spribe”, “smartsoft” and “bgaming” returned no crash game app with those names and no app by SPRIBE, SmartSoft or BGaming. The “Aviator” results were watches, clothing, radar and health apps. One crash game did appear: FlyAce: Crash Game by Pokerist, sold by WISE WAVE CORPORATION LIMITED, a free-chips game with multipliers up to x50,000.

Google Play for Canada, checked from Toronto on November 7, gave more results and still none from the game makers:

None of these is published by SPRIBE. We could not check who built each one or what it installs beyond the store listing, and we do not link them. The ones that are games are different games that share a word with Aviator.

How do you tell who published an app?

Read the developer or seller line on the listing, not the title or the icon. Titles are free text. Four apps on Google Play are called “Spribe”, and not one is from the company of that name. The developer line is where the publisher has to identify itself, and for SPRIBE’s Aviator the name you would need to see there is SPRIBE. We did not find it.

The same check exposes plain name clashes. “Jet X Mobile” on Google Play is a news app about the New York Jets football team, not a game at all. “Space XY” and “Big Bass Crash” each have an arcade game with the same name from Domennika software, unrelated to BGaming or Pragmatic Play.

Is there any app from a crash game provider?

One, and it is not a game. Pragmatic Play Verify, published by Pragmatic Play (Gibraltar) Limited, is in the App Store for Canada: a Business app rated 17+, first released on August 6, 2024, version 2.6.0 dated October 9, 2026. Its listing says it checks that the Pragmatic Play game you are playing is authentic. It does not run Spaceman, Big Bass Crash or any other game; it is a tool to check the game you are playing elsewhere.

Searches on Google Play found no listing by SPRIBE, SmartSoft, Pragmatic Play or BGaming for any of the game names.

How do you get Aviator on your phone, then?

Through the casino’s site in the phone’s browser. That is where SPRIBE’s game runs, inside the casino’s lobby. Some casino sites also offer an install banner or menu item. In a mobile-size browser window on November 7, 2026, NorthSpin showed an “Install North Spin App” banner and WishKing an “Install Wish King App” banner on every page, and Holyluck’s menu has an “Install the App” item. We did not press them, so we do not describe what they install. JeetCity, Boho Casino and SlotsGallery publish a web app manifest that lets a browser put the same casino site on the home screen as an app.

The App Store had no app of the ten casinos we follow; a “SpinRise” app there is from SpinRise Technologies, LLC, an unrelated publisher. Google Play for Canada, searched by the same ten casino names on November 9, 2026, returned no app from these casinos either: the results were social casino and other apps unrelated to them. For which casinos opened Aviator in a mobile-size browser window, see Aviator on iPhone and Android.

What the data shows

1. No provider game apps. SPRIBE, SmartSoft, Pragmatic Play and BGaming had no game apps in either store for Canada.
2. Titles mislead, publishers do not. The developer line settled every case in the table; the title settled none.
3. The casino’s own site is the app. The install options we saw all came from the casino sites themselves.

Downloads offered outside the stores raise the same question with less information on the label; JetX APK vs browser access covers them.

How we checked

We searched the App Store with the store country set to Canada on November 6, 2026, using the game names, the provider names and the casino names, and Google Play for Canada on November 6 and again from Toronto on November 7, using the game and provider names. On November 9 we searched Google Play for Canada with the ten casino names, from a Canadian connection in Quebec. The table records the app name, the store, the publisher shown and what the listing says the app does. We did not install any of these apps. The casino install options were recorded on the casino sites, logged out. The date in each row shows when it was last checked.

What we could not confirm

• What the third-party apps do once installed, or who is behind each developer name.

Check a listing before you download

Open the listing and scroll to the developer or seller name. If you are looking for a game by SPRIBE, SmartSoft, Pragmatic Play or BGaming and the developer is someone else, you are looking at a different product. If a casino offers an install banner, check that the address bar shows the casino’s own domain before you accept. Our apps and downloads guide collects the rest of this section.