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Skit is the simplest and smartest applications manager for your device.
You can share or extract any user or system application in .APK format, view application hierarchy and much more!
Full control
Easily extract .APK file from any application (even system) and send it to your friends in any way you like.
You can also remove any user application without any problems.
It's all about the details
The application provides a wealth of details about all user and system applications.
A huge amount of detailed information starting from the date of installation
and the last update date of the application to the amount of memory consumed by .APK file.
Application hierarchy
Find out how any selected application works from the inside.
The list of activities, services, used permissions and even the details of the application signature certificate are in your hands.
Even more features in the Premium version
Premium version users will have access to even more features, such as:
• Extensive customization options for the interface, including changing colors and themes;
• Detailed statistics for all applications;
• Deletion and extraction of multiple user applications;
• The analyzer of not installed applications using an external .APK file;
• And even more, are coming in future updates!
FAQ and localization
Looking for answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ)?
Visit this page: https://pavelrekun.dev/skit/faq/
Want to help in Skit localization?
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Free app that does almost everything: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ses.app.ap…
It will back up system apps.
Maybe not quite as good, but free.
I use it to back up my apps, and to side-load them on an old tablet that doesn't have Google Play. Also lets me re-install apps that no longer exist on Google Play, when I get a new phone. Also, newer versions of apps often have ads, when the older versions didn't, so I can continue to install the ad-free version.