Universal Android Debloater

The GUI provides a visual interface for using ADB to disable, uninstall, or restore system packages on non‑rooted Android devices. It works on macOS (core) and connects to one or multiple phones simultaneously, allowing users to manage apps across different user profiles, including work profiles. Selections can be exported and imported as a text file, and all actions are logged for reference.

Targeted at users who want to improve privacy, battery life, or security by removing unnecessary system apps, the tool offers predefined debloat lists covering Google/Facebook/Amazon/Microsoft services, AOSP components, OEM‑specific packages, carrier‑installed apps, and hardware‑specific software from vendors such as Samsung, Xiaomi, and Huawei. The lists are documented to help users decide which components are safe to disable.

Implemented in Rust as a rewrite of the original UAD project, the application cannot truly uninstall system apps without root, but it can disable them. It includes safeguards such as automatic recovery after repeated failed boots, and it warns users to back up data and follow the provided FAQ before proceeding.