About LibChecker
LibChecker analyzes apps installed on an Android device and displays information about their software components and included libraries. It can show an app’s processor architecture, distinguish 32-bit and 64-bit builds, list native libraries, and inspect major Android components such as services, activities, broadcast receivers, and content providers. It also counts how frequently different libraries appear across apps. The app can examine package characteristics, including whether an app uses split APK packaging or was written in Kotlin. For selected well-known libraries, it can show tags and explanatory details. A snapshot feature compares component differences before and after an app upgrade, helping users see what changed. LibChecker is suited to technical users who want to inspect app packages and understand their components. The supplied description presents analysis features but does not claim to determine whether an app is safe or malicious.
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