Workflow

App list filters

After connecting to the device, the program will show you a list of installed applications. You can switch between lists by selecting the desired filter ●○.

Enabled – shows all enabled applications installed on the device except disabled and uninstalled.

System - shows only applications installed as system ones. Disabling some system applications may make the device inoperable and require a factory reset.

User – pre-installed or user-installed applications. Disabling and uninstalling such applications is completely safe and will not affect the operation of the device.

Disabled – this list contains all disabled applications on the device. They do not appear in any other list. They cannot be launched, they do not work in the background, but all their data (photos, videos, settings, etc.) is saved. If such an application is enabled, it will be functional again as it was before it was disabled. On some devices (Samsung), applications placed in “Deep Sleep” will also be on this list.

Uninstalled - previously uninstalled system apps are shown here and can be restored (Android 8+ is required).

Operations on Applications

Mark the required applications with checkboxes (they will be highlighted in a different color). After that, right-click on the list and select one of the actions from the menu (or on the left panel):

Disable – disable (freezes) marked applications without losing data and settings. You can always find them in the Disabled list and re-enable.

Enable – enable disabled applications.

Save – saves apk (and apks splits) files of marked applications to the \downloads folder (application data is not saved!).

Uninstall – deletes the selected applications along with their data. If you want to keep the data and application cache on the device, select the Keep data option (applies to all deleted applications!). Important: when “uninstalling” system applications, they are actually removed only from the list of installed in the system and cease to function (as if disabled), but physically remain on the device. Their complete removal without root access is impossible.

Restore – allows you to restore a previously uninstalled system application. Requires Android 8 or higher. Only system apps can be restored.

To quickly find the applications you need in the list, use the Search. The search is carried out only on the selected list (All, System, etc.). Start typing part of the name of the application you are looking for and all matches will instantly appear in the list.

Installing Applications

Click Install to go to the apps installation section.

Click Quick Install button to open file dialog, select the apk file on the disk and install it. You can also place your files in the \Install folder (or drag and drop them into the program window) so that they appear in the list. In this case, you can install more than one application at a time.

Use the context menu (right click on the application) to control single app and access to additional features (Permission Manager, Data Cleaning, and others).