CloneKit

CloneKit lets you run a second, independent copy of an app you already have installed - with its own login, its own storage and its own notifications.

Sign in to two accounts at once, without signing out, swapping devices or carrying a second phone.


HOW IT WORKS

CloneKit runs the copy inside itself. There is nothing to download and nothing extra to install: it uses the app already on your device and gives the copy a private storage area of its own. Root access is not required.


WHAT YOU GET

- A separate account for each copy, which never shares a login with the original
- Separate data, settings and notifications, kept in private storage
- The original app is left completely untouched
- No ads, no sign-up, no tracking
- CloneKit itself makes no network connections at all


PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU INSTALL

Not every app can be copied. Apps that depend heavily on Google Play Services, or that run device-level security checks, may refuse to start or may fail at sign-in. This is a technical limit of how app copies work on Android rather than a fault in your device, and banking, payment and several large social apps are commonly affected.

When a copy cannot start, CloneKit tells you why in plain language instead of failing silently.

Please test the app you actually care about before relying on CloneKit. If a copy does not work for you, email hello@binarybuddies.in and tell us which app - that helps us far more than a one-star review, and it is how compatibility gets better.


PRIVACY

CloneKit collects nothing. No accounts, no analytics, no advertising, no servers. Everything the app stores stays in private storage on your device and is deleted when you remove a copy or uninstall CloneKit.

Full privacy policy: https://binarybuddies.in/clonekit-privacy-policy


IMPORTANT

CloneKit is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any third-party application, and all trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Some services do not permit running more than one instance of their app. Please check the terms of any service you sign in to - using a copy may breach them, and your account is your responsibility.