App Inspector

JGBApps

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About this app

You can get detailed information about the installed apps, as well as save the icon of any app in your device and uninstall non-system apps.

The information that you can get is:
* App name
* Package name
* Version name
* Target SDK
* First Install Time
* Minimum SDK
* Data directory
* Source directory

Very useful for developers and Android enthusiasts.

Ratings and reviews

Kind of weak because once extracting an APK it saves it to a inaccessible location and also gives no way to follow the path. Extracted APKs do not show up in any file searches. If you want to know what any package name is for a given app I guess that works well. But that's all it really does. If they would just allow us to set the storage location for extracted APKs that would be grand. I would give it a 3 star because finding the packages are critical if uninstalling bloatware.

Perfect. Does just what it says and does it well. I was having a problem removing the Samsung bloatware from my tablet. The Android SDK tools do this well from the PC but you have to know the package name to kill the thing. App inspector solved the problem. +1 for making it dynamic so that as I uninstalled in the Powershell console on the PC it disappeared immediately on App Inspector on the tablet. I'll buy the pro version, not because of the ads but because the devs here deserve the payment.

Informative app, but doesn't show if the APK is disabled or not (Settings -> Apps does show this). Also, an option to Disable (vs. Uninstall, which doesn't work on system packages) would be great.

What’s new

Now package name is displayed in the app lists