ADB AppControl

ADB AppControl is a Windows utility that connects to your Android device via ADB (Android Debug Bridge) protocol, giving you direct control over apps, permissions, and system settings from your PC.

To get started, enable USB Debugging in your Android device's Developer Options, then connect via USB. On first connection, you'll approve the pairing on your phone. The app can then access your entire app library—both user and system apps. For a more visual interface showing app icons and names alongside package details, install the included 1 MB companion APK file.

Manage your app library with precision. The utility displays every installed application and lets you install, uninstall, or disable apps directly from your computer. You can copy app names and package identifiers, adjust individual app permissions, clear user data, create backups, or remove bloatware that your phone normally prevents you from deleting. Backups are saved as APK files (or APKS format for split packages), so you can preserve your applications and reinstall them later. Note that user data within apps cannot be backed up without root access.

Monitor and control your device screen remotely. ADB AppControl integrates with scrcpy to display your phone or tablet screen on your PC in real time. This same tool lets you record everything happening on your device, useful for troubleshooting or creating tutorials. You also have access to a command console for advanced users who want to send ADB or fastboot commands directly.

Some advanced features—including automated bloatware removal—are available only in the paid version. The free version covers basic app management, backup creation, and permission control.

Download ADB AppControl to streamline app administration on your Android device from the comfort of your desktop, eliminating the need to physically interact with your phone for most app-related tasks.