BAYTON PACKAGE SEARCH

🔎 PACKAGE SEARCH allows for quick and easy visibility of application package names, versions, installation details, managed enterprise configurations and other pertinent application details.

💾 PACKAGE SEARCH offers data export to text file & CSV for all installed applications, or in-depth details of each application.

This application works great as a standalone application for anyone interested in monitoring app details, permissions, and more, but excels for Android Enterprise-enabled organisations.

Admins can effortlessly deploy PACKAGE SEARCH not only to fetch an application's package name, but also:

➕ Install date

⤴️ Last update

🆔 Version names and version codes

🔒 App permissions

🧑‍💻 Receivers, activities, services, providers

✅ Application status

🌎 Installation source

🎯 Min & target API

🔧 Managed Configurations

💼 Unlike many package viewing applications, PACKAGE SEARCH also lists apps unavailable to the current user, an explicit scenario faced by admins of fully managed provisioned devices with system apps disabled.

💼 Admins can also browse Device Policy Controllers and fetch common app details, such as Device Admin Receiver and Admin Signature Checksum!

⚠️ PACKAGE SEARCH uses the android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES to offer the functionality the application provides. Without it, PACKAGE SEARCH could not search packages.

🔒 Your data is safe: PACKAGE SEARCH doesn't upload, distribute, or otherwise make available any information about the packages present on installed devices. It stays local at all times, unless you choose to export this data. You can do this in three ways:

- To local file

- Using the BETA version monitoring feature

- Contributing preloaded apps to the system apps database

I hope you enjoy this free application, feel free to get in touch or visit the website for more information, documentation, and other projects from bayton.org.

💼 Please note while this application is intended for organisations as a business utility, it will work on any Android device and provide all of the same information (except managed configs).