Developer Tools

Roy Solberg

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About this app

Loads of useful information for Android developers and others curious about their device at hand.

- See resource qualifiers in use
- See device build details
- See system properties and environment variables
- See available system features

- Go directly to the device's developer options (shortcut available too)
- Go directly to the list of installed application

- See screen dimensions in dp, pt, in, sp, px, mm
- See memory (RAM) information
- See battery information
- See sensor data and information

- See network information (including public IP address)
- See Bluetooth information

Please give me a word if there's something you'd like to see included in this app. :)

Ratings and reviews

Hi Roy! Is it OK to say that I love you? Here is the deal: Samsung A5 2015(2016) mobile non-upgradable to the 7.1 version of android. Lots of space in the SD card but no "Developer Tools" possibility in my Settings. Internal memory constantly hitting the 96%-97% because I was crazy enough to set WhatsApp to back up 5 days rolling. Other "move to SD" apps installed before, but they would not touch Apps built as "non-movable" - such as WA. And there you come with this jewel. It will still not touch the useless core apps (for me) such as Samsung Health, Samsung Pay and Word, but it does a hack of a job on all the others we have downloaded ourselves and which developers had not been so kind to set as movable to SD. So all that "beginners" as myself need to know, is that they should tap Developer Options once the Developer Tools App is open, scroll all way down to "Force allow apps on external" and then they go to their Apps management windows in Settings, pick app, storage and see which has the change button available. And move them to SD. WA tested and works perfectly. So now just going down my list. Thank you. <3 this has been a hard one to crack for a while.

DO NOT install ANYTHING that this HACKER develops. I installed this app less than a week ago, and uninstalled it the next day. Then I noticed it was back among my apps! From that point on he's been hacking my phone, my wifi EVERYTHING. Google needs to do something. This guy is a predator.

I tried to access dev options, but I got the msg: "Can't access developer actions directly". Well, I can't access developer options on my phone because they're missing and was hoping this tool would fix that. Since I don't need the other stuff of this tool I rate it only 1 *, for now.

What’s new

Version 2.3.7
* Built and targeted with Android 16 (API level 36).
+ Added link to a Wi-Fi analyzer of mine.
* Some bug fixes.
Version 2.3.5
+ Added CPU information.
* Added button to load WebView feature support site.
* Added handling of devices with no permissions to view network information.
Version 2.3.4
+ Added WebView information and link to select WebView implementation.
+ Added option to show video ads to support the app.
* Bugfix: Fixed rare crash in network information.