App Bundle Reporter

App Bundle Reporter is an Android utility for inspecting how the apps on a device were packaged and delivered. Modern Android applications are often distributed as app bundles, which means the installed result is assembled from several split components rather than a single package file. This tool reads that structure from the device and presents it as readable information: which applications are installed as split bundles, which pieces make them up, and how they differ from apps shipped as one whole package.

Beyond viewing, it is built around reporting. The collected details can be passed along, which makes it useful for cataloguing efforts, packaging research, or anyone tracking how a particular distribution channel assembles its apps. It answers a narrow question rather than acting as a general app manager.

The scope is deliberately limited. It runs on Android only, works with what is already installed on the device, and does not install, modify, or remove applications. It is released by Torsten Grote under the GPL-3.0-or-later license.