Open-source alternatives to AppListBackup

LibChecker is an Android application library analyzer used to identify third-party libraries and classify software components within installed applications. It functions as a software component classifier and a native library ABI inspector to determine if an application is 32-bit or 64-bit. The tool utilizes a rules repository and a local database to match detected libraries against known software signatures. It employs regex-based pattern detection and rule-based matching to identify components, even when files have been renamed or obfuscated. The project provides capabilities for Android p

Neo-Backup is an Android application backup tool and rooted device data manager. It creates encrypted copies of application data and system files on rooted devices to preserve application state and settings. The project functions as a backup scheduler, allowing for the automation of periodic data preservation tasks based on custom application lists and fixed timetables. To protect sensitive information, it utilizes password-based encryption to secure backup archives. The system provides capabilities for device-wide data backup and recovery, including the ability to restore applications and t

An android filesystem analyzer that can show you the usage of your storage!

Android-DataBackup is a rooted Android backup tool that backs up and restores complete application data on devices using Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch. It operates as a root-based backup manager, executing commands through a root shell to bypass Android's sandboxing and access app-specific data directories directly. The tool integrates with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch to gain root-level access for reading and writing protected application data directories. It compresses backup data into tar archives to preserve file permissions, ownership, and directory structure for reliable restoration, whil