Android Suit: File Toolkit

Android Suit puts a whole set of file and storage tools in one clean, private app. No ads, no accounts, no internet — everything runs on your device.

FIND DUPLICATES
• Match by exact content (size + SHA-256), by picture (even resized or re-saved), or by name
• Tune picture matching from fast to very fine "Match detail"
• Keep newest, oldest, largest or smallest in each group automatically
• Delete, move, or export a CSV report; rows show resolution, bitrate and length

CLEAN JUNK
• Scans pattern-based locations you control in Configurations
• Auto-detects .thumbnails cache folders across storage
• Collapsible groups with per-group select, and a size preview before you clean

RECLAIM SPACE
• Storage Tools: find large files, old files, and empty folders
• Space Analyzer: drill into a folder-size tree, biggest first, with live percentages

WORK WITH FILES
• Batch File Renamer with a live preview, counters, padding and custom brackets
• Metadata: bulk-set the Modified time with a per-file step (seconds, minutes or hours)
• Background Remover: tap a color to replace it, with tolerance and region controls

MANAGE APPS
• List installed apps by size, name or install date
• Open app settings or uninstall; system apps optional

SAFE BY DESIGN
• An in-app Trash holds deleted files AND folders — restore individually or all at once
• Configurable retention; items purge automatically
• Delete prompts clearly say when something goes to Trash vs. permanently

MAKE IT YOURS
• Light / dark / system theme with 14 accent colors
• Landscape side-by-side layouts on the bigger tools
• Live RAM readout and an optional keep-screen-on for long scans

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Android Suit has no internet permission at all — no networking code, no analytics, no ads, no account. Your files and data never leave your device. It uses All files access to work directly on your storage, and (optionally) lists installed apps for the App Manager; both are explained in the in-app Privacy policy.

Perfect for freeing space, tidying a messy Downloads folder, de-duplicating a photo library, or prepping files before a backup.