App Inspector
Included information:
- Package name and version
- Installation and update dates.
- Package file path.
- Target SDK version
- Package size (file size)
- Usage time (recent 1 week)
- Permissions (granted or not)
- Engine or framework analysis. (Unity 3D, Adobe AIR, Cocos2d, Xamarin, yoyogames GAMEMAKER, Unreal Engine 4)
- Used Java libraries.
Category : Tools
Reviews (23)
I'm glad the app helped me find the exact package name. The only problem was it indicated the package name together with the version number so I didn't know whether the numbers were part of the name. Please put it separately so that there is "package name" on its own and "version number separately"
Nice and simple to use. Useful if you need app details for ABD bloat removal. Doesn't use data and is small and fast scanning.
Great application in terms of functionality, however large permission scale and despite the github mentioned as use for bugs etc, its not open source. Because of this and the permissions required, it becomes difficult to recommended. Otherwise this app could great for anyone not concerned about permissions.
Can't reverse the sort order, so it shows most recent installs first instead of the bloatware that came with phone.
Good, perhaps needs an update to locate some apps i disabled but it could not locate. It's been 3-yrs since it's been updated so...
This is one of the best apps ever. Thank you for making this. It helped me! Let's you get the apps off your phone and save them for backup.
Works for me, it does what it says. You can stop apps from running in the background and it does increase the speed of your tablet. Thanks very much to the developer.
It does what it says it will. I guess I just expected more, like being able to delete factory installed apps, or at the very least being able to guy all the code and stuff out of them
used with adb tool works wonderfully to get rid of all the undesired junk Verizon and Samsung fill the phones with. Thank you didn't need to root.
No ads and works perfect to find out the app names, permissions, usage, and other info. Thank you!
with this app, i have determined the package name of the bloatware installed on my phone, and uninstalled the app for my current user using adb. fantastic tool.
will be perfect, if it has away to certify checking one of the apps, thus hidding it, same as it is system app and to save my list of apps, with status of recertification
If you want to uninstall those pesky preinstalled system apps/bloatwares from Google and OEMs, I recommend this app. Just follow an uninstalling guide on XDA using ADB, locate the app name with this and you're good to go.
LG V20 - Excellent App!! Full of options & when used right, could be a great App, but also be care carefully.. 5 ***** All Day!!
There is no option to copy any text. I wanted to copy the package name, but could not copy.
Most useful, recommended in support forums, has all the functions needed to debloat phones and tablets if used with adb
Useful little tool. It does it's job and it does it without any bs
Great app to let you know the package's name so that you can uninstall any bloatware from your phone.
useless will list all even your trusted apps ones you have used for years as having something bad or wrong with it.
I was able to use this smoothly for a day, now it force closes on my Meizu M8 lite.
Cannot get rid of message at the top bugging me for permissions the app does not need
Great app, used it with adb to find pre installed app names to delete them.
Please, explain what are those listed permissions which are accessible from the first screen, with some noted "dangerous, some "normal", etc. Are they permissions which potentially an app could access? I am giving 2 stars, because your app seems to use more permissions than necessary (other apps with same functionality do not use any), because you do not allow copying the directory name(s) where the app resides, and because the sorting is not sticky. Every time need to re-sort to my liking. No!