App Inspector

App Inspector helps when you need to understand the technical details behind your installed apps during debugging, testing, or simple curiosity. It reads PackageManager data from Android and presents information that the system Settings often does not show. As a result, you can confirm build and compatibility details quickly without extra tools. App Inspector APK is also useful for users working on devices where developer utilities are not available or convenient.

Key features

Detailed app metadata

App Inspector shows fields that go beyond the standard Settings screen. You can view data such as Package Name, Version Name, Version Code, Target SDK Version, and Min SDK Version. The app reads this information directly from the Android PackageManager so the values reflect what the system sees.

Inspect every installed app

App Inspector lists all apps installed on your device in one place. You can open an entry to see its properties without switching between multiple menus. This makes it easier to compare details across different apps as you work.

Build info for debugging and testing

When you need to verify a build during QA or confirm a release during development, App Inspector provides the core values at a glance. You can quickly check the Version Code and related identifiers that testers and developers commonly reference in reports. This shortens the time spent gathering facts before you file a ticket or document a change.

Check SDK targets for compatibility

App Inspector helps you assess compatibility by showing the Target SDK and Min SDK for each app. With this context, you can understand how an app is expected to behave on newer Android versions and whether it meets current platform requirements. This is helpful when evaluating behavior changes or testing device upgrades.

Read only by design

App Inspector focuses on viewing information and does not attempt to modify your apps. It does not include uninstall or clear cache actions and it does not request unnecessary permissions. This read only approach keeps the experience simple and predictable for inspection tasks.

Before you download App Inspector

This tool is designed for viewing PackageManager metadata only. It is different from utilities that manage apps or perform actions like uninstalling, clearing data, or moving files. If you need to edit, clean, or remove apps, a different tool is required. App Inspector is intended for developers, testers, and advanced users who want to look up exact app properties that the system UI typically hides.

Find the correct App Inspector on Android

To avoid confusion with similarly named tools, note that this Android utility is not the Macaca “App Inspector” used as a UI viewer installed via npm. The package name for this app is: bg.projectoria.appinspector. Some users search using terms like App Inspector Android or App Inspector UBQSoft, but the identifier above is the most reliable way to confirm you have the right app.

How to use App Inspector on Android

Once you download App Inspector and install it on your phone, getting the information you need takes only a few taps. The interface focuses on quick lookup, so you can move from one app to another without distractions.

1. Open App Inspector from your app drawer, then wait a moment while it lists your installed apps.
2. Scroll through the list and choose the app you want to inspect, then tap to open its details.
3. Review fields such as Package Name, Version Name, Version Code, Target SDK, and Min SDK to confirm build and compatibility information.
4. Tap the back button to return to the list, then select another app if you need to check more details.
5. Use these values in your testing notes, bug reports, or to verify behavior when preparing device or app updates.

Start using App Inspector

App Inspector gives you a clear view of app metadata that Android hides in everyday Settings. For reliable inspection across all installed apps, get the App Inspector latest version and keep your build checks consistent.