Apps Manager

Complete control over every app on your device. Freeze, hide, uninstall, and manage permissions without root access using Device Owner mode.

Apps Manager main screen
App List
App info
App Info
Permissions tab
Permissions
Activities tab
Activities
Apps Manager settings
Settings

What You Can Do

Freeze Apps

Completely disable apps - they can't run, send notifications, or use resources. Perfect for bloatware and battery drainers.

Hide Apps

Remove apps from your launcher while keeping them installed. Great for privacy and decluttering.

Uninstall System Apps

Remove pre-installed apps you don't want. Requires Device Owner mode.

Manage Permissions

View and control all permissions for every app. See what apps can access.

Freezing Apps

Freezing disables an app completely - it cannot run, receive notifications, or use any system resources.

1
Find the App

Browse the app list or use search to find the app you want to freeze

2
Open App Details

Tap the app to view its information and controls

3
Tap Freeze App

Hit the "Freeze App" button and confirm the action

4
App is Frozen

The app appears grayed out and won't run until you unfreeze it

Requires Device Owner: Freezing and hiding apps requires Device Owner mode. See the Device Owner Setup guide.

Why Freeze Apps?

Save Battery

Stop background apps from draining battery. Freeze social media, games, and bloatware.

Boost Performance

Free up RAM and CPU by freezing resource-heavy apps you don't use often.

Privacy Control

Stop apps from running in the background and collecting data when you're not using them.

Troubleshooting

Temporarily freeze apps to determine if they're causing issues or conflicts.

App Filters

Available Actions

When you tap an app, you'll see quick action buttons at the top of the details screen. Each action has a specific icon and purpose:

Additional Actions: Clear Data and Hide/Unhide options are available in the app's detail screen under the Info tab. These actions require Device Owner mode.

Bulk Operations

Manage multiple apps at once for efficiency:

1
Enter Selection Mode

Long-press any app to start selecting multiple apps

2
Select Apps

Tap additional apps to add them to your selection

3
Choose Action

Select freeze, unfreeze, or uninstall from the toolbar

4
Confirm

All selected apps are processed at once

Storage Management

App Storage Breakdown

App Size The application itself (APK)
Data User data and settings
Cache Temporary files (safe to delete)
Total Combined storage usage
Pro Tip: Clear cache regularly to free up space. Clear data only if you want to reset the app completely - this deletes everything.

App Details Tabs

When you open an app, you'll see three tabs with different information:

Info Tab

The Info tab shows comprehensive details about the app, including version, package name, installation date, storage usage, and available actions. This is where you can:

  • View app size, data, and cache storage
  • See installation and last update times
  • Check the app's version and target SDK
  • Access freeze, hide, and clear data options
  • View the app's package name and UID

Permissions Tab

The Permissions tab displays all permissions requested by the app. You can see which permissions are granted or denied, and quickly identify apps with excessive or suspicious permission requests. This helps you understand what data and features each app can access.

  • Dangerous Permissions - Camera, location, contacts, storage, etc.
  • Normal Permissions - Internet, vibrate, wake lock, etc.
  • Permission Status - Granted or denied for each permission
  • Quick Access - Jump to Android's permission manager to modify

Activities Tab

The Activities tab lists all activities (screens) defined by the app. This is useful for advanced users who want to launch specific app screens directly or understand the app's structure. You can:

  • See all exported and internal activities
  • Launch specific activities directly (useful for hidden settings)
  • Identify which activities are enabled or disabled
  • Access deep-linked screens that aren't normally visible
Pro Tip: Some apps have hidden settings screens accessible through the Activities tab. Look for activities with names like "SettingsActivity" or "DebugActivity" to discover hidden features.

Troubleshooting

Can't Freeze App

  • Verify Device Owner is enabled
  • Check if app is critical system component
  • Try force-stopping first
  • Some apps can't be frozen for safety

Hidden App Still Visible

  • Restart your device
  • Check if using third-party launcher
  • Verify Device Owner is active
  • Some launchers don't respect hide

App Won't Unfreeze

  • Restart device first
  • Check Device Owner status
  • Try from Android system settings
  • Reinstall if necessary

Missing Apps

  • Check filter settings (All Apps)
  • Use search to find specific apps
  • Refresh the app list
  • Check if apps are hidden

Permission Requirements

Different actions require different permission levels. Here's what you need for each feature:

Action Requirements Notes
Open App None Works for all apps with launchable activities
Freeze/Unfreeze Device Owner or Root Most powerful way to disable apps
Hide/Unhide Device Owner or Root Removes app from launcher
Force Stop None Available for all apps
Uninstall User Apps None Standard Android uninstall flow
Uninstall System Apps Device Owner or Root Permanently removes system apps
Clear Cache (User Apps) None Works without special permissions
Clear Cache (System Apps) Stealth Service, Device Owner, or Root Requires elevated permissions
Clear Data None (opens system settings) Redirects to Android settings
View Permissions None Read-only access to all apps
View Activities None Lists all app activities
Want full control? Set up Device Owner mode to unlock freezing, hiding, and system app uninstallation. For system app cache clearing, install Stealth Service.