Tools APKs for Android · Page 21

BusyBox is an Android system utility that packages many common Unix commands into a compact executable and gives users a practical way to manage them. It is designed for technically minded users who need a BusyBox installer, an applet browser, or a shell-script workspace on a rooted or recovery-capable device. The main interface lets you choose a BusyBox build and installation path, while separate tabs expose command lists and maintenance scripts. Backup, reboot, remount, and script tools make routine system work easier to organize from one place.

Zapya is a cross-platform file-transfer app for people who need to move photos, videos, music, apps, and other files between nearby phones, tablets, Windows PCs, and Macs. You can create or join a sharing group, search for computers on the same network, and organize local content from one home screen. The app also supports a download area for pasted links and practical tools such as phone replication and transfer history. It is useful for replacing cables with a flexible wireless workflow at home, work, or while changing phones.

My Telenor is a mobile account and self-service app for Telenor Pakistan customers who want to manage everyday mobile needs from one place. Prepaid and postpaid users can check remaining data, minutes, SMS, and balance, browse package offers, and activate suitable bundles. The app also brings recharges, bill payments, digital services, complaint tracking, PIN or PUK access, rewards, entertainment, and a path to postpaid plans into a single dashboard. Guest access helps new users explore the layout, while signing in unlocks account-specific controls and usage details.

Fing is a network-scanning and troubleshooting app for Android users who want a clearer view of their Wi-Fi and internet connection. It helps you identify devices on a local network, check download and upload performance, look for outages, and open practical diagnostics from one mobile dashboard. The Tools area brings together speed testing, provider comparison, open-port checks, and other network utilities, while the Account area offers optional sign-in for additional alerts and event history. It suits home users, travelers, and IT-minded troubleshooters who need quick network insight away from a desktop.

GlobeOne is a telecom self-service app for Globe and TM customers in the Philippines. It brings mobile, broadband, and related accounts into one place so users can check data usage, manage add-ons, pay bills, buy promos, and keep track of service activity. The app also supports SIM registration, prepaid eSIM purchases, plan changes, order tracking, and rewards that turn regular account payments into points and redeemable offers. Its dashboard-style approach gives customers a practical way to handle everyday connectivity tasks from a single Android app.

Sketchware is a mobile Android development environment for beginners, students, and curious creators who want to build apps without starting with traditional code. It turns project ideas into visual layouts and block-based logic that can be arranged directly on a phone. Users can create a new project, design screens, connect actions, build an installable app, and continue refining the result through a compact workflow. Java and XML output, guided learning material, and project publishing options make it useful for learning programming while producing working Android experiences.

GoLocker is a package delivery and smart-locker app for online shoppers who want a safer, more flexible way to receive orders. It helps members place deliveries through a processing center, find a nearby locker, and collect packages when their schedule allows instead of waiting at home. The experience also supports return handling, with package status and locker access information organized around the delivery journey. Location tools help users choose a city, ZIP code, or nearby service point, making everyday order collection easier for people who are often away from home.

Side Bar Free is an Android edge-sidebar launcher for people who want faster access to their everyday apps. A swipe from the screen edge opens a personal shelf without forcing you to leave the app already in use. You can choose which apps appear, arrange them across columns, and tune the handle's position, color, size, thickness, transparency, and icon style. The result is a lightweight shortcut layer for moving between messages, browsers, games, media, and work tools while keeping the home screen uncluttered.

HttpCanary is an Android network analysis tool for developers, testers, and technically minded users who need to inspect traffic directly on a phone. It captures HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP/2, WebSocket, TCP, and UDP sessions through a local VPN workflow that does not require root access. From the main capture screen, you can review request and response activity, narrow results with protocol or content filters, and open raw, text, JSON, header, hex, URL, or cookie views. Its plugins, target-app controls, and history tools help turn packet capture into a practical mobile debugging workspace.

Pokémon HOME is a cloud-based companion app for trainers who want to keep their Pokémon collection organized across compatible games. It provides a central place to store Pokémon, move eligible creatures between supported titles, and trade with other players from a mobile device. The mobile service also brings together Pokédex details, Mystery Gifts, battle information, and collection goals. It suits players who want to manage a long-running collection, check useful creature data, and keep their Pokémon journey connected wherever they play.

EasyShare is a file-transfer and device-migration app for people moving photos, videos, apps, and other personal data between phones. It gives you separate paths to send or receive files, move content from an iPhone, clone an old device, or review transfer history from the main menu. A group-sharing gesture can also create a quick sharing session for images, videos, and files. With data-free local connections and cross-platform options, EasyShare helps make a new-phone setup or everyday exchange more direct and convenient.

Parallel Space is an Android utility for running separate copies of supported apps on one device. It gives users a dedicated space where they can add apps such as Facebook, Chrome, YouTube, or games, then sign in with another account without replacing the original installation. The workspace also offers an Incognito Installation area, notification controls, a password option, and a Speed Mode setting. It suits people managing personal and work profiles, multiple social accounts, or extra game progress from one phone.

Home Button is an Android navigation utility for users who want an on-screen alternative to a physical home key. It places a floating control over other apps, letting you assign press and long-press actions such as Home, Back, Recents, screen lock, quick settings, or launching another tool. The settings page lets you adjust the button's width, height, color, vibration, and keyboard behavior. It is useful on phones with unreliable hardware keys or for anyone who prefers a customizable assistive touch shortcut.

AnyMirror is an Android screen-mirroring and casting app for users who want to bring phone or tablet content to a computer. It supports screen, camera, microphone, online-video, and local-file workflows, with Wi-Fi and USB connection paths for different setups. Once connected, you can share mobile games, films, photos, lessons, or app demonstrations on a larger display, while still captures, recording, and annotations help turn a live mirror into reusable content. It suits meetings, teaching, streaming, demos, and casual viewing when a bigger, more flexible screen is useful.

VMOS is an Android virtualization app that creates a separate mobile workspace inside your phone. Use the independent VM to install apps, open a familiar Android desktop, and keep guest activity apart from the host system. The VMOS Assistant brings shortcuts, an install queue, and storage and memory indicators together, while the VM desktop includes Gallery, Settings, Files, and Browser. Settings add fullscreen launch, picture-in-picture, clipboard sharing, hardware passthrough, and background lock. It suits users who need a flexible sandbox for app testing, separate sign-ins, or everyday virtual-device tasks.

Fast Charging is a battery utility that brings charging controls and device information into one Android dashboard. It helps users start a charging session, see the current battery level, and switch between overview pages for temperature, voltage, capacity, battery technology, health, CPU load, RAM use, background processes, and storage. Dedicated graph pages make charging and temperature trends easier to scan, while the menu offers power-saving modes and quick controls for wireless, mobile data, Bluetooth, and sync behavior. It suits users who want a compact way to watch charging and battery conditions.

Simple Control is an Android navigation utility for people who need easier access to Back, Home, Recent, and other system actions. It places a customizable floating control bar over other apps, which can help when a physical or on-screen button is difficult to reach or no longer works. Users can choose familiar navigation controls and add shortcuts for tools such as the app drawer, screen capture, search, voice commands, the power menu, and launching apps. Its compact overlay keeps these actions nearby while you move between everyday Android screens.

Alliance Shield is an Android device-control and security utility for users who want a clearer way to manage packages, updates, network access, and charging behavior. It brings tools such as an application manager, firewall controls, Secure Charge, performance information, and APN management into one workspace. Depending on the phone and setup, users can disable or protect packages, limit app connectivity, pause system-update activity, and apply device-owner or Knox-supported controls. The welcome flow introduces these controls before sign-in, making Alliance Shield useful for advanced Android users, device owners, and small teams managing supported phones.

gDMSS Plus is a mobile surveillance app for people who manage Dahua security cameras, recorders, intercoms, and related devices from an Android phone. It brings live monitoring, video review, pictures, alarms, files, and device management into one dark-themed workspace. Users can add equipment, arrange camera views, capture snapshots or recordings, use audio features when supported, and move between device and message areas. The app is most useful for homeowners, installers, and small businesses that need a practical way to check connected security equipment while away from the monitor.

DriveDroid is a tools app that turns a rooted Android phone into a bootable media device for a computer. You can keep ISO or IMG files on the phone, select an image, and present it to a PC through USB mass-storage support. The app also offers image downloads, blank-image creation, and custom repositories when you need a rescue system or installation kit nearby. Its setup wizard covers root access, image storage, USB support, and boot behavior, making it useful for technicians and enthusiasts who want a portable toolkit.

UltData is an Android data-recovery app for people who need to look for accidentally deleted photos, videos, documents, contacts, audio, or messages. It brings recovery tasks into a guided workflow where users choose a data type, scan internal or SD-card storage, preview possible matches, and select what they want to restore. The app also focuses on WhatsApp and social-app data, making it useful after a mistaken deletion or lost conversation. Its category-based approach helps users handle urgent recovery tasks without navigating a desktop-style tool.

HA Tunnel Plus is an Android tunneling and VPN-style networking tool for users who want more control over how a connection is established. From the Home screen, you can choose a server and port, select a connection mode, and start a session over mobile data or Wi-Fi. Advanced users can add custom setup details, use HTTP proxy or DNS options, and tune SSH, TLS, or SNI-related settings. Configuration files can be imported or exported for reuse, while the Log tab and reconnect options help you follow a session. It suits users who prefer configurable networking over a fixed one-tap profile.

Multiple Accounts is an Android app-cloning utility for people who need more than one profile inside the same social, messaging, gaming, or finance app. Add a supported app from the home grid, open its separate space, and sign in with another account without repeatedly logging out of your primary profile. The layout keeps cloned apps together and provides quick access to items such as Facebook, Spotify, Chrome, VIP tools, and Free VIP. Separate app instances make it easier to balance work and personal identities on one phone.

Menu Button is an Android utility for people who need familiar navigation controls when a phone's physical or on-screen menu buttons are missing or difficult to use. It lets users place floating buttons for Menu, Home, Back, recent apps, power, volume, mute, and keyboard commands over other apps. Buttons can be resized, recolored, repositioned, given different shapes, and adjusted with vibration or fade effects. Favorite apps can be registered so the controls appear when those apps launch. The result is a more adaptable way to handle everyday navigation on devices with limited hardware controls.