About Chairlock
Chairlock is an Android permissions explorer that summarizes permissions declared by installed apps. It lists permissions from user and system packages and shows details such as package, group, description, protection level, installation date, and whether a permission is granted. Users can sort the list in several ways and search by permission name, package, or description. Optional views can show duplicate or missing permissions. Selecting a permission can display the applications that declare it, with related package details and options for further inspection. This makes it possible to compare how different apps request the same access and review permission usage across the device. Chairlock is intended for people who want a detailed overview of app permissions rather than opening each app’s settings separately. Its summaries combine permission information and package data in one place, helping users locate permissions and see which installed applications are associated with them.
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