Root Prefs & SQLite Editor

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About this app

Root File & Data Manager — a root file manager and app-data editor for developers. Inspect and edit shared preferences, SQLite, DataStore and files on your own device, with root or Shizuku (no root).

Root File & Data Manager is a root file browser and data editor for developers, QA engineers, and power users who need to inspect and edit application data on their own devices. It turns tedious adb pulls and manual file surgery into a fast, native Android file manager — no desktop, no cables.

Browse the file system and an installed package's data directory, and open every file in an editor that actually understands its format — shared preferences, DataStore, SQLite databases, and raw bytes.

WHAT YOU CAN DO

📂 Root File Browser — Navigate the file system and any app's data directory: shared_prefs, DataStore, databases, files and caches, each classified by type. A full root file manager, not just a viewer.
⚙️ Shared Preferences Editor — View and edit key/value preferences with correct typing: boolean, int, long, float, string and string set.
🗄️ DataStore Editor — Read and edit modern Jetpack DataStore (.preferences_pb) files without wrestling with protobuf by hand.
🗃️ SQLite Editor — Browse tables, inspect rows, and edit records — a full on-device SQLite database editor and viewer.
🔢 Hex Editor — Byte-level inspection and editing for any file.
📋 Per-App Logcat — Follow a single app's log output while you debug it, filtered and readable.
🔎 Security Self-Audit — Scan your own app's APK for hardcoded credentials and API keys — a common real-world leak you'll want to catch before you ship.
🧩 App Inspector — Review an app's permissions, components and activities, and inspect its manifest.

WHO IT'S FOR
This is a developer and power-user file manager. Use it to debug your own apps, reproduce QA scenarios, migrate or back up settings, recover data, and inspect apps you own or are authorized to work with. It is not a game-cheating tool, and it is not for accessing or altering data on devices or apps you do not own or have permission to modify.

NO ROOT NEEDED FOR YOUR OWN DEBUG BUILDS
With the no-root Shizuku backend (ADB shell), you can inspect and edit the private data of your own debuggable builds (android:debuggable=true) — shared_prefs, DataStore, SQLite and files — without root. It's the fastest way to inspect and tweak your app's own state while you develop and test it.

ACCESS
This app needs privileged access to reach protected storage; it never bypasses Android's security on its own.
Shizuku (no root) — external Android/data & obb files for any app, plus the private data of your own debuggable apps (via run-as).
Root — full read/write access to any app's data.
Nothing works without one of these.

BUILT RIGHT
100% Kotlin and Jetpack Compose. Single-Activity, modern and lightweight — no ads, no tracking, no accounts, and no data ever leaves your device.

DISCLAIMER
Editing app data can break an app. Always keep a backup and only change what you understand. Intended for development, debugging, QA, backup and security auditing of apps you own or are authorized to work with. Use responsibly and at your own risk.
Updated on
Jul 14, 2026

Data safety

Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
No data shared with third parties
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What’s new

Version 1.0.0 — first release.

A root-powered file and data manager for developers and power users:
- Root file browser for the file system and any app's data directory
- Editors for shared prefs, DataStore, SQLite, plain files and hex
- Per-app logcat for debugging
- Security self-audit (scan your own APK for leaked secrets)
- App inspector (permissions, components, manifest)
- Root or Shizuku (ADB) access

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