Tools APKs for Android · Page 12

Network Utilities is an Android toolkit for diagnosing home, office, and small-network problems from one phone. It brings IP discovery, range scanning, port checks, DNS lookups, ping, traceroute, Whois, Wake on LAN, and server tests into a single workspace. The Information screen also combines external connection details with Wi-Fi analysis and traffic statistics, while Telnet, SSH, and UPnP tools support deeper troubleshooting. You can keep several utilities open in separate tabs, making it easier to move from finding a device to checking a service without switching between unrelated apps.

Memory To RAM Conversion is an Android utility for users who want a simple way to explore memory-management and ReadyBoost-style workflows. Its main screen centers on a large Transform Memory To RAM control, while the tools menu exposes Clear Cache, RAM Booster, RAM Cleaner, and Create RAM for System options. A separate dialog lets you choose a ReadyBoost state, enter a RAM size up to 2048 MB, and adjust CPU allocation. The app also presents step-by-step guidance for preparing a USB drive in Windows, making the utility useful for experimenting with storage-based memory ideas.

aShell is a local Android command-line tool for developers, power users, and curious tinkerers who want to run ADB commands from a phone. It uses Shizuku to provide a local shell without depending on a PC, while built-in examples help newcomers find useful commands. Continuous output modes such as logcat or top, searchable results, saved text output, bookmarks, and an integrated file manager make repeated maintenance tasks easier to organize. Theme switching and a compact interface keep command work practical on a mobile screen, especially for device diagnostics, testing, and file inspection.

TL Pro is an Android companion for Terraria players who want a more flexible way to manage game resources and custom content. It brings texture, GUI, audio, world, character, and mod categories into a launcher-style workspace, with separate routes for resources, launching, and other tools. Players can load packs, switch resources on or off, use a cheat panel during play, and edit character inventories. Because it works alongside the Terraria client rather than replacing it, TL Pro suits players who want to organize experiments and personalize their mobile sessions.

Battery Guru: Battery Health is an Android utility for people who want a clearer view of how their phone battery behaves over time. It estimates real capacity, tracks health changes, measures charging current, and records temperature and usage patterns. You can use its readings to compare chargers, spot unusual drain, and decide when charging habits need attention. Always-on displays, widgets, alarms, and status indicators keep important numbers visible without opening the app repeatedly. It turns everyday battery data into practical guidance for maintenance, troubleshooting, and longer-term device care.

HTTP Injector (SSH/V2ray) VPN is a configurable Android networking tool for users who want to build a private tunnel around their own servers and connection settings. It brings SSH, SSL/TLS, DNS tunneling, Shadowsocks, V2Ray/Xray, Hysteria, and WireGuard options into one workspace. You can start from the Home screen, edit a payload or server profile, choose routing and DNS behavior, and monitor connection activity through the Log area. Host checking, app filtering, compression, and interface controls add flexibility for everyday browsing, troubleshooting, and advanced network experiments.

Andronix - Linux on Android is a utility for students, developers, and curious learners who want to explore Linux from an Android phone or tablet without rooting the device. It helps you choose distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Manjaro, Fedora, or Kali, then prepares commands for a Termux-based setup. You can select a command-line or graphical route, connect through VNC or XSDL, and keep useful commands organized for repeat tasks. The result is a portable Linux workspace for coding practice, administration, and experimentation.

Panda Touch Pro is a gaming utility for Android players who want more precise control over touch-based games. It lets you map hardware keys and one-tap triggers to multi-touch gestures, swipes, ordered taps, and macro sequences. A customizable crosshair can add a clearer aiming reference in compatible FPS sessions, while keymap tools help save and share layouts. The home screen also brings together activation, game management, a command terminal, and theme choices. It suits players who want flexible touch controls and repeatable actions without carrying a separate controller.

Norton Cleaner - Junk removal is an Android storage utility for people who want a clearer phone without hunting through folders and app settings. It scans for dispensable items such as thumbnails, old APK files, residual data, browser caches, and other clutter, then lets users review what can be removed. Media and app overviews help locate large photos or rarely used apps, while photo compression, scheduled cleaning, browser cleanup, and sleep tools cover recurring maintenance. The result is a more manageable device with space for new photos, apps, and everyday tasks.

AppDash is an Android app manager for people who want a clearer way to organize and understand the software on their phone. It brings installed-app lists, tags, search, usage history, permissions, storage, and backup tools into one workspace. You can inspect an app’s manifest and certificate details, follow install or update history, and open APK-family files for analysis or installation. Root or Shizuku can extend deeper actions, while standard devices still get a practical dashboard for everyday cleanup, tracking, and app maintenance.

WiredXDisplay is an Android utility that turns a phone or tablet into an extra monitor for a compatible computer. It is designed for people who want more room for messaging, documents, creative tools, or reference material without buying another display. After the companion agent and USB connection are ready, the Android screen can carry a second desktop view and respond to direct touch. Portrait reading, automatic orientation, and flexible display placement make the setup useful at a desk or beside a laptop. A short free session lets users judge whether the wired workflow fits their routine.

PXPlay is a remote-play app for Android users who want to stream supported PlayStation games from a console to a phone, tablet, or Android TV device. It turns the mobile screen into a playable view while supporting third-party controllers, touch controls, and customizable button layouts. Connection profiles, multiple console registrations, bitrate and aspect-ratio options, and FSR sharpening help adapt the stream to different setups. A virtual-controller mode adds another way to control a console. It suits players who want flexible gaming away from the television, provided a compatible console and reliable internet connection are available.

Franco Kernel Manager is an Android toolbox for users who want hands-on control over a rooted phone’s performance, battery behavior, and display. It brings CPU and GPU frequency controls, governor profiles, live system health panels, and per-app settings into one dashboard. You can inspect battery and memory activity, tune supported kernel parameters, create scripts, and back up or restore kernel-related partitions from dedicated tools. Display controls, night-shift options, and battery-saving tips add everyday convenience. Most tuning tools require root, while the battery monitor can provide useful information without root, making the app suitable for enthusiasts and careful troubleshooters.

LADB is an Android utility for running a local ADB shell directly on the phone, without root access or a computer. It is aimed at developers and power users who need to inspect, configure, or troubleshoot a device from the device itself. Pair LADB with Android’s Wireless debugging using the displayed port and pairing code, then enter shell commands in the terminal-style workspace. The app keeps command output visible, includes a clear-screen control, and exposes bookmarks for recurring sessions. It is most useful when quick system work matters more than a beginner-friendly interface.

CPU X is an Android device-information and testing utility for people who want a clearer view of their phone’s hardware and live status. It brings processor, core, memory, storage, battery, display, and network details into organized sections instead of scattered settings pages. Users can look up other smartphone models, follow internet speed and battery readings, browse technology articles, and use practical tools such as a ruler, compass, bubble level, and emergency signal. Device tests and a question-and-answer forum add useful ways to check hardware and share knowledge.

Tasker is an Android automation toolkit for people who want their phone to react to everyday situations. Build profiles around time, location, Wi-Fi, apps, calls, messages, gestures, or other conditions, then connect them to actions that change settings, launch apps, send notifications, manage files, or control media. You can also create custom scenes, share projects through TaskerNet, and trigger routines from widgets or quick settings. A guided Tasky path lowers the entry barrier, while the full editor gives advanced users room to shape detailed workflows.

Djezzy is a mobile self-service app for subscribers who want to manage a Djezzy line from an Android phone. Enter your number to reach account controls, review consumption tied to active offers, and keep everyday SIM tasks easier to handle without visiting a shop. The app also brings available packages into an Offers area, with quick access to Digital actions, nearby Stores, and Help. Its red dashboard includes an English language selector and a clear route from line access to recharge, support, and carrier-service choices.

WPSApp is a Wi-Fi security utility for Android users who want to inspect a home or small-office network. It scans nearby routers through the WPS protocol, uses recognizable status marks to separate safer networks from entries that deserve attention, and offers tools for checking PIN and default-key behavior. Separate Networks, Devices, and Channels tabs make it easy to review nearby access points, connected equipment, and 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz conditions. It is useful for authorized troubleshooting, router maintenance, and deciding when to disable WPS or replace a default password.

Im not robot is a focused Android practice tool for people who want to become faster and more comfortable with CAPTCHA challenges. It opens a dedicated web-based practice page so you can work through human-verification tasks without turning the exercise into a full browser session. The single-purpose design keeps attention on completing each challenge accurately and efficiently, making short drills easy to fit between other activities. With its lightweight install and simple launch flow, the app suits learners, frequent web users, and anyone who wants more confidence when everyday websites ask them to prove they are human.

WhiteHat VPN is an Android privacy and connectivity tool for people who want a simpler way to route mobile traffic through a virtual private network. Choose a country or region from the main dashboard, tap the central connection control, and manage the VPN state from one screen. The app also offers a custom proxy entry, a side menu for tunnel diversion and data-usage rules, and links to help, agreements, and privacy information. Its straightforward layout suits everyday browsing when you want a quick location switch without configuring a long list of network settings.

MobiSaver: Data&Photo Recovery is an Android data-recovery utility for people who need to look for deleted photos, videos, contacts, text messages, and call history on a phone or SD card. Choose a recovery category from the dashboard, let the app scan available storage, preview found items, and select what to restore. Photo and video searches can be narrowed by file type, size, or date, while contact and message results are presented in readable lists. It is useful when a quick, guided recovery workflow is preferable to manual file hunting.

Samsung Calculator is a practical Android math tool for everyday sums, schoolwork, shopping, and quick checks. Enter basic arithmetic with a clear keypad, revisit earlier formulas from the history icon, or switch to the scientific calculator for more advanced expressions. Its ruler-based unit converter turns values across areas, lengths, temperatures, volumes, and other categories, while selectable units keep results easy to compare. The focused layout makes routine calculations quick on a Galaxy phone or tablet and gives users a convenient place to handle both simple numbers and more technical conversions.

KICK is an Android app for people looking for Android tools and utilities from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.

BIGO LIVE is an Android app for people looking for Android tools and utilities from a mobile device. It provides a focused experience that users can explore at their own pace, whether they are getting started, returning to a familiar activity, or choosing settings that suit their routine. The app can be useful when a phone is the most convenient place to access its main functions without switching between several services. Users should review available settings, permissions, network use, and any account or payment choices before relying on features that handle personal information or connected content.