App Manager

AndroidDeveloperLB

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About this app

Do you hate the multiple steps it takes to just uninstall your apps ?
Do you sometimes install many apps in order to find one that suits your needs, but then you hate the time it takes to uninstall the rest?
Do you need to reset/uninstall apps frequently ?
Do you install apps from outside the Play Store and can't see icons of them automatically appear?
Wanna try getting rid of some of the bloatware your device has (*) ?

If so, this is the app for you !

Features
This app has plenty of features, especially for rooted devices:

• Easiest uninstaller - single click on an app to uninstall it
• Install APK, APKS, APKM, XAPK files via other apps, directly
• Batch operations of apps : uninstallation, share, disable/enable, Re-install, manage, open in Play-Store or Amazon-AppStore
• APK files management
• Removed Apps history viewer
• Customizable Widgets, for uninstalling the recently installed app or clearing its internal/external data
• Normal/ROOT uninstallation of apps . Using ROOT, it's much easier and faster
• Shows all kinds of apps, and not just those that you can launch. For example: widgets, live wallpapers, keyboards, launchers, plugins,...
• Auto-handling of apps that have admin privileges, allowing you to revoke them and uninstall the apps
• Auto add shortcuts to newly installed apps when installing them via the app
• Various operations on selected app:
• Run
• Share app as link or APK file
• Manage
• Open link on play store.
• Stop app (ROOT)
• Clear internal storage (ROOT)
• Create shortcut, including hidden ones
• Search the Internet for app's name/package
• Disable/Enable app (ROOT)
• Re-install
• Sort apps by size, name, package, date installed, date updated, launch time
• OS uninstallation integration
• Useful shortcuts to built in apps
• Filter apps by:
• System/user apps
• Enabled/disabled apps
• Installation path: SD card / internal storage
• Ability to uninstall system apps (Root , might not work on some cases)
• Shows app information: package name, date installed, build number, version name
• Theme chooser, including dark/light, with cards or without

Best of all, it's free ! ! !

Permissions explanations

• READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE/WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE - finding APK files to install/remove them
• PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS - to get recently launched apps and apps' sizes

Notes

• System apps removal is a risky operation. I do not hold any responsibility in case the functionality of your OS is damaged in any way when using this feature
• Some system apps cannot be removed due to restrictions enforced by the ROM itself, but the app will try handling it the best it can, and sometimes a restart is needed to see the result
• You can remove the ads by donating as much as you wish
• Please feel free to rate the app and show your opinion (preferably via the forum) on which features you'd like to have for the next versions
• Please check the forum website for FAQ if you have some questions

If you like this app, show your support by rating it, sharing it or donating.

Ratings and reviews

A truly fantastic app for me it is a must-have on my phone. It gives great control over your apps without having to dig around in the settings in more than one place. Also it gives you the ability to extract an APK file and reinstall it if necessary giving you backup security for Vital programs . Such a great app I liked it so much I bought it twice. Highly recommended! Please support this developer

I'm the kind of guy who, simultaneously: — installs apps with wanton abandon — hates it when my phone is cluttered with unused apps (I know...) This app makes visualizing my collection easy, and deleting unused apps even easier, but there are a couple of features that could make this a 6-star app. 1) Let me flip the chronology of the sorted apps (i.e., sort by recency, but with oldest at top rather than newest). 2) A way to export the app list (csv?) would be lovely.

This app shows the actual install time, not the last update time. This can help tremendously when you are trying to track down a problem app. I my case I had a real weird system problem and I could easily see the apps that were installed about the time the problem started. I will do quite a few other things rather than do "A SYSTEM RESET". I don't know if you are old enough to remember when PC's were just beginning to be used, back then there was no way to debug the systems, so if it hung up you just did a "THREE FINGERED SALUTE" and lost a day's work. That was all that we had, similar to today with Android when anyone can write an app and distribute it no matter what the quality of the code. You will know when a problem started, so it is important to know when what was instslled, it is important to know initial install time.