App details & inspection
Android’s app info screen shows a handful of facts. AppDash shows where an app came from, what it can do, what it costs you in time and storage, and how it has changed.
Package name, installer and installer type, install and update dates, target and minimum SDK, version code, size, UID, primary ABI with native libraries, and whether the app is disabled, paused, hidden or archived. Long-press any value to copy it.
Each app shows its daily average screen time with a chart, launch count and last use, a storage breakdown into app, data and cache, and Wi-Fi and mobile data sent and received for today, 7 days or 30 days.
With Enhanced App Info on, the detail page adds the Play Store’s own data: downloads, rating with the number of ratings, price and in-app purchase range, last update, latest version, changelog and developer. If a newer version is on the store, an update card shows both versions and opens Play.
Open the app’s permissions, components, signing certificate and full decoded manifest. Components are split into activities, services, receivers and providers, and exported activities can be launched directly. The manifest viewer has search with match navigation.
A Privacy screen gathers the warning signs in one place: which sensitive permissions are granted or denied, special access such as accessibility, and risk factors like being installed from outside the Play Store, targeting an old Android version, being a debug or test build, or sending unencrypted traffic.
Every install, update, uninstall, reinstall and downgrade of the app is listed with its version, date and installer. From the same page you can launch, back up, share the APK or Play link, extract the APK or icon, launch an exported activity, or uninstall.
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