Android app
Uninstra
App Uninstaller & Manager
Review the apps you no longer need and remove them safely. Android confirms every uninstall, so nothing disappears silently.
Your real apps
Actual icons, names, versions and install/update dates, read straight from Android.
Search, filter, sort
Instant search that ignores accents. Filter user or system apps; sort by name, size, install date or last update.
Select several, review first
Pick as many apps as you like and review the list before anything happens.
Android confirms each one
Every uninstall goes through Android's own confirmation. Uninstra can never remove an app silently.
Verified results
The result screen is checked against what is really installed, so a cancelled uninstall is never shown as a success.
Storage insights
See device storage and your largest apps. Per-app sizes use the optional Usage Access permission.
Rarely used apps
Find apps you haven't opened in 30, 60 or 90 days. Optional, and Android's usage data can be incomplete.
System apps stay safe
System apps are view-only: they can't be selected or uninstalled from Uninstra.
Made for everyone
Light and dark themes, large text support, and six languages: English, Tiếng Việt, Português (Brasil), Bahasa Indonesia, 日本語 and 한국어.
How it works
Three steps, and you stay in control the whole time.
- SelectLong-press an app, then tap more to add them.
- ReviewCheck the list. Nothing is removed yet.
- Confirm in AndroidAndroid asks about each app. Cancel any of them; Uninstra shows exactly what was removed.
What Uninstra does not do
We'd rather be clear than make big promises.
It's not a phone booster
Uninstra doesn't speed up your phone or clean caches. It helps you decide which apps to remove.
Sizes are estimates
Android reports app sizes (app + data). The space actually freed by uninstalling can differ, so Uninstra never promises a number.
It can't see every app
Android limits which apps an app can see. Uninstra lists apps with a launcher icon, plus keyboards, wallpapers and home-screen apps. Apps in a work profile aren't shown.
No silent or forced removal
No root, no accessibility tricks. Only the standard Android uninstall flow, one confirmation per app.
Permissions, explained
Uninstra asks for as little as possible.
| Permission | Why | Required? |
|---|---|---|
REQUEST_DELETE_PACKAGES | To ask Android to uninstall the apps you choose. Android always shows its own confirmation. | Yes (it's how uninstalling works) |
| Usage Access | Optional. Reads per-app sizes and when each app was last opened, only on your device, for Storage insights and Rarely used apps. You turn it on in system settings after an explanation, and can turn it off at any time. | No |
| Internet | The standard version of Uninstra does not request it. | — |
Your list of installed apps never leaves your device. Read the full privacy policy.
Questions
Will Uninstra uninstall apps without asking?
No. Android shows its own confirmation dialog for every app. If you cancel, the app stays, and Uninstra tells you so.
Why can't I see some of my apps?
Android restricts which apps an app can see. Uninstra shows apps that have a launcher icon, plus keyboards, wallpapers and home-screen apps. Apps in a work profile aren't visible to it.
Why does it say “Size unavailable”?
Android only shares per-app sizes with apps that have Usage Access. It's optional. Without it, Uninstra still works and simply shows that the size is unavailable.
Why can't I select a system app?
System apps are view-only so you can't remove something your phone needs by accident. You can still open their details and the system's App info page.
Does Uninstra need the internet?
No. The standard version doesn't request the internet permission and contains no ads or analytics.
Which Android versions are supported?
Android 8.0 (API 26) and newer.
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