AppChecker – App & System info Mod
kroegeramaAppChecker – App & System info Mod displays the TargetAPI value for installed Android apps, helping you see which ones were designed for newer Android features. It can be useful for reviewing support for granular permission settings introduced in Android 6 Marshmallow and later.
About this app
AppChecker – App & System info Mod helps you inspect the TargetAPI of apps installed on an Android device. By presenting this value for each app, it gives you a way to review which applications were designed with newer Android versions and features in mind.
Review TargetAPI information
The app’s main task is to show the TargetAPI associated with installed applications. This value provides context about the Android version an app targets, making it easier to compare applications with the version and feature set of the operating system on your device.
This information is particularly relevant on Android 6 Marshmallow and later. Those Android releases introduced granular permission settings, and checking an app’s TargetAPI can help you identify which installed applications support the newer permission approach described in the source material.
Use the overview for app management
AppChecker brings the TargetAPI details for installed apps into one overview instead of requiring you to examine applications individually. You can use that information when reviewing which apps appear prepared for newer Android behaviors and which may have been designed for earlier versions.
The overview can also support decisions about keeping track of application updates or considering whether an app should be replaced when its target information does not align with the Android features you want to use. AppChecker itself is an information tool: it reports compatibility-related details rather than changing the installed applications.
Understand Android feature support
Android developers use the targetSdkVersion value to indicate the Android version their applications are built to target. AppChecker makes that value visible for the apps on your device, giving you a practical reference when investigating support for newer styles, behaviors, and permission controls.
Because the app focuses on reporting TargetAPI information, it is suited to users who want a clearer view of how their installed applications relate to Android system changes. The supplied information does not describe an app-updating function, so updates must be handled through the relevant app store.
Version history
View all02 Sep 2024 · stable
Frequently asked questions
Can AppChecker update an installed app?
No. AppChecker provides compatibility-related information and does not update applications. Updates must be obtained through Google Play or the relevant app store.
Does AppChecker have a cost according to the supplied information?
The supplied description identifies AppChecker as a free app and says that no in-app purchases are required for its features.
