Clear out the apps you never use and delete apps in bulk: pick them in a list, uninstall them in one go and see exactly how much storage you got back.
App Uninstaller shows every app you installed with its real size and when you last opened it, then suggests the ones worth removing. Tick a few, tap Uninstall, and Android asks you to confirm each one. When it is done you see the space you won back and the list of apps you removed.
Uninstall apps in bulk
⢠Select many apps and delete apps in one pass instead of one by one
⢠Sort by size, last used or install date, and filter by category
⢠Suggested list: large apps and apps you have not opened for weeks
⢠Keep apps you want out of the suggestions with an exclusion list
⢠Uninstall history keeps a record of what you removed and how much space it freed
Know each app the moment it lands
⢠A notification shortly after an app is installed, with its size and the sensitive permissions it asks for
⢠A reminder when an app you installed a week ago has never been opened
⢠A weekly summary of recent installs and storage you are not using
See where your data and time go
⢠Data usage per app for today, 7 days or this month, split into mobile and Wi-Fi
⢠Set your monthly data plan and see how much is left
⢠Screen time by day, by category and by app
⢠Background and battery: apps that run in the background, use data or location there
Check app permissions
⢠Apps that can see your location, camera, microphone, messages, contacts and more
⢠What to review first: background location, apps installed outside Google Play, permissions not used for months
⢠Open the right Android settings page to change or revoke a permission
Clean up storage
⢠Find the apps holding the biggest cache and open their app info page to clear the cache
⢠Check APK files on your phone: see whether each one is already installed, then delete the ones you do not need
⢠Back up an app as an APK file before you uninstall it
Calm and clear
⢠Light and dark theme, large text friendly
⢠Usage numbers come from Android on your phone; usage access is optional and the uninstaller works without it
App Uninstaller removes apps you installed. System apps that Android protects cannot be removed by any regular app, so they are not listed for removal. Every uninstall is confirmed by Android, so nothing is deleted without your say.
Uninstall apps in bulk, reclaim storage and see which apps hog space