Installed-app visibility
Fiddle App uses Android’s broad app visibility capability to discover installed apps and their activities. This is necessary to provide a useful and complete catalog.
Broad visibility does not grant access to another app’s private files or in-app content.
Local data
Saved items, launch history when enabled, and preferences are stored in Fiddle App data on your device. Fiddle App does not back up this information.
You can remove it with Clear all local data inside Fiddle App. Uninstalling the app also removes its local app data under normal Android behavior.
Optional product analytics
When a build is configured with Firebase Analytics, Firebase receives standard automatic app and device lifecycle events together with a small, allowlisted set of product-interaction and reliability events. Builds without a Firebase configuration use no product analytics.
Package names, component names, labels, searches, intent data, inspected app details, and raw errors are excluded from Fiddle App’s custom analytics interface. Advertising identifier collection and ad-personalization signals are disabled.
Opening activities
Fiddle App checks known restrictions before attempting to open an activity and warns when a target is not an app’s normal entry point. Android evaluates every request and may allow, reject, redirect, or immediately close the target.
Fiddle App does not bypass permissions, private activities, disabled states, administrator restrictions, or other Android protections.
Root access
Fiddle App does not require root access and cannot grant it.
This website
This website uses no analytics, cookies, tracking scripts, accounts, or submission forms. The web host and APK host may retain standard request logs needed to operate and secure their services.
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Questions
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Effective 30 July 2026.