Buge App Manager

BugeStudioTeam

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Software management Android 8.0+ 12 hours ago GPL-3.0

643 ShizuStore

47.2k GitHub

274 Stars

9 MB Size

More about this app

An app manager focusing on permission management

Buge App Manager

Buge App Manager is a powerful Android utility application designed for advanced app and permission management. Built with Material Design 3 Expressive, it offers a modern and intuitive interface for granular control over your device.

📸 Screenshots

✨ Features

🚀 Core Capabilities

Feature	Description
Shizuku Integration	Operates with Shizuku authorization for elevated control without requiring root
ROOT Integration	Operates with ROOT authorization for elevated control
App Management	Browse and manage both user-installed and system applications with ease
Material Design 3 Expressive UI	Clean, system-themed interface that follows the latest Android design guidelines

📱 Apps Manager

Manage any apps, including system apps
Allow advanced operations such as Uninstall, Disable, Force Stop, etc.
Allow restoring uninstalled system apps

🔐 Permission Manager

View and modify app permissions by category
Supported categories include: Microphone, Camera, Location access, Notifications, Phone & Contacts, Storage and other
Filter permissions by granted or denied status
Batch permission operations for multiple apps

🧩 Activities Launcher

Browse and launch any activity
View unexported activities

🛡️ Privacy & Security

Quickly identify which apps have access to sensitive permissions
Optimize your device's security posture with clear permission insights

📋 Requirements

Requirement	Minimum Version
Android OS	8.0 (API 26) or higher
Shizuku	Installed and authorized
ROOT	Device has been rooted and authorized

Choose between Shizuku or ROOT authorization.

Note: Shizuku is required for advanced permission management features.

🎓 Tutorial: How to Perform Batch Permission Operations for Your Apps

Follow this step-by-step guide to manage the same permission type across multiple applications simultaneously.

📹 Video Tutorial

🌐 Supported languages

English - en
Français - fr
Deutsch - de
Русский - ru
Português - pt
Português (Brasil) - pt-rBR
Español - es
中文 (简体) - zh
中文 (繁体) - zh-rTW
العربية - ar
日本語 - ja
한국어 - ko

If you'd like to request support for a specific language, please open an issue and let us know

📦 Installation

⭐ Star History

📄 License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

How Shizuku is used

Can manage permissions, stop, clear, disable, uninstall, install, restore, export and launch apps via `pm`, `appops`, `am` and `dumpsys` commands.

This is an AI-assisted analysis of Shizuku-related usages in the app's public source code. It is best effort, so it may not catch every single usage.

How this app uses Shizuku

Through Shizuku the app manages other apps and their permissions beyond normal Android limits.

Grant and revoke permissions: turn runtime permissions on or off for any app with pm grant, pm revoke and appops set, including special access for modifying system settings, drawing over other apps, installing unknown apps and full file access, and check their current state with appops get.
Force stop apps: immediately stop a running app with the am force-stop shell command through Shizuku.
Clear app data: wipe an app's stored data and reset it with the pm clear shell command through Shizuku.
Disable and enable apps: freeze single apps, batches of apps or built in Google services with pm disable-user, and re-enable them with pm enable.
Uninstall apps: remove single apps or batches of selected apps with the pm uninstall shell command through Shizuku.
Install apps from APKs: install APK files the user picks by staging them and running pm install with reinstall, downgrade, test and user options through Shizuku.
Restore uninstalled apps: list present, uninstalled and system packages with pm list packages and bring back an uninstalled package with pm install-existing.
Export split app packages: look up installed APK locations with pm path to export or share split apps as a bundle.
Launch hidden activities: open app screens that are normally not launchable by temporarily setting them as the assistant in system settings and sending the assist key with the input keyevent shell command, then restoring the prior setting.
Inspect storage and status: measure app data size and check permission and package details with privileged shell lookups.