Current Activity

Current Activity helps Android developers see what screen is on top during testing, then capture the package and class names without digging through logs. It runs directly on your device and focuses on clarity, so you can confirm navigation and identify targets for automation. It is also useful when investigating third party app behavior across different devices. For a straightforward install, Current Activity APK offers a simple way to check this information as you work.

Current Activity Features

Activity details at a glance

Current Activity displays the foreground activity’s package name and class name in real time. This helps you verify which activity is active while reproducing flows or debugging navigation. It reduces guesswork during intent testing and component verification.

Use with adb and Logcat

If you prefer command line or logs, you can cross check results alongside the app.

• Run adb shell dumpsys window windows and grep for mCurrentFocus to check the current activity.
• Track activity starts by adding a Logcat filter with tag ActivityManager and message START.*.
• Combine the app output with these checks to validate activity changes during navigation.

Optional scripts and workflows

Additionally, you can use a small shell script shared by the project to monitor activity changes. Mac users can use an Alfred workflow to access activity names through adb. These options complement the app when you prefer command line or desktop shortcuts. Both methods rely on adb, so ensure usb debugging is enabled.

Open source transparency

Finally, the project is open source, so developers can review the code and understand how results are generated. This makes it easier to adapt or extend the tool for specific workflows.

Get started quickly

Current Activity focuses on showing the current screen’s package and class names for quick debugging. Open it while testing to confirm the activity in view and keep your workflow simple. To set up without extra steps, download Current Activity and start checking activity details on device. Review the details and then proceed with intent or automation checks.