Universal Android Debloater Next Generation

[!warning] DISCLAIMER: Use at your own risk. We're not responsible for anything that could happen to your devices.

This is a detached fork of the UAD project. This aims to improve privacy and efficiency (energy, speed, memory) by removing unnecessary and obscure system apps. This can also improve security by reducing the attack surface. Read the wiki for more details.

Documentation

Everything about UAD-ng (and related stuff) can be found on the Wiki, such as:

• Getting started
• Features of this app
• Usage guide
• Suggested Android app replacements
• How to get the cutting-edge version by building the source-code
• Weird things OEMs do
• Suggested apps for analyzing APKs

Privacy

UAD-ng does not collect or transmit any user data. The only external connections are GET requests to GitHub for fetching the package list (src/core/uad_lists.rs) and checking for updates (src/core/update.rs).

Contact

For real-time communication and support, consider joining our Discord guild:

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If you prefer using Matrix, we have a bridge to Discord:

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Friends

Several projects integrate with or depend on UAD-ng's data and tools:

• Canta — A mobile Android debloater that uses Shizuku for rootless privilege escalation. It integrates with UAD-ng's Universal Debloat List to provide safe package recommendations without requiring a PC.

• Projects by Muntashir Akon:

  • AppManager — An advanced Android app manager with powerful debloating features.
  • android-debloat-list — A comprehensive, community-driven list of Android packages to debloat, based on UAD-ng's list.

• De-Bloater — An application using the power of Magisk to debloat unwanted system apps!

Special thanks

• @0x192 who created the original UAD project.
• @mawilms for his LotRO plugin manager (Lembas) which helped a lot to understand how to use the Iced GUI library.
• @casperstorm for the UI/UX inspiration.