inure

Inure App Manager is an open-source Android application package manager that works with both installed and uninstalled apps. It can scan an app's internal components and modify them on the fly. The project is developed by a single author and uses entirely custom UI APIs, including a native theme engine, crash handler, image renderer, and animation framework. Key capabilities described in the README: - App management: inspect and modify app components, manage installed and non-installed packages. - Root and Shizuku support: core functionality is designed to work in both modes. - Built-in terminal emulator. - Usage stats and analytics. - VirusTotal integration. - Debloat tools. - Split/APK installer. - Custom theme engine with dynamic Material You colors, dedicated accent and theme color modes, plus alternative palettes such as Pastel, Coffee, and Retro. - Accessibility options: highlighting clickable elements and dividers, granular animation controls from full animations to none, and screen-reader-friendly navigation. - Three menu/dialog styles: thumb-following popup for quick actions, modal dialogs for panel preferences, and chip-style dialogs for filter flags and tags. - FOSS panel: apps published on F-Droid or declaring open_source metadata in their manifest are marked as FOSS. - Community permission descriptions for OEM or developer-defined permissions. - Localization via Crowdin or locale string files. - Fully reproducible builds. The README states the app is in stable testing, targets Android 15 (SDK 35) with a minimum SDK of 23 (Marshmallow), and is released under GPL v3. It is available on Google Play, GitHub Releases, F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid, and SourceForge, with paid unlocker options on Gumroad, Play Store, GitHub Sponsors, and Ko-fi. Development began in 2021 after a 2018 concept, and the README notes it comprises over 250K lines of code written by one person.