Bugjaeger tries to provide you with the expert tools used by Android developers for better control and a deep understanding of the insides of your Android device.
If you are a power user, developer, geek or Android hacker, this app might be for you.
How to use
1.) Enable developer options and USB debugging on the target device (https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options)
2.) Connect the device you installed this app on to the target device via USB OTG cable
3.) Allow the app to access the USB device and make sure the target device authorizes USB debugging
If you have also installed the free version, I recommend that you uninstall the free version, so there are no conflicts when accessing USB ADB devices
Please report technical problems or requests for new features directly to my email address – [email protected]
This app can be used by developers to debug Android apps or by Android enthusiasts to learn more about the insides of their devices.
Connect your target device via USB OTG cable or via Wi-Fi and you will be able to play games with the device.
This tool offers some similar functionality to adb (Android Debug Bridge) and Android Device Monitor, but instead of running on your development computer, it runs directly on your Android phone.
Premium features (not included in the free version)
– No advertising
– unlimited number of custom commands
– unlimited number of shell commands executed per session in the interactive shell
– option to change port when connecting to adb device via WiFi (instead of default 5555 port)
– unlimited number of screenshots (limited only by the amount of free storage space)
– ability to record live screencast to video file
– option to change file permissions
After installing the premium version I recommend uninstalling the free version, so that there are no conflicts when managing connected ADB devices.
The main features include
– execution of custom shell scripts
– remote interactive shell
– create and restore backups, inspect and extract the contents of the backup files
– reading, filtering and exporting of device logs
– take screenshots
– execute various commands to control your device (reboot, bootloader access, screen rotation, killing running apps)
– uninstalling and installing packages, checking various details about installed apps
– process monitoring, showing additional information related to processes, killing processes
– connection via wifi with specified port number
– showing various details about the android version of the device, cpu, abi, display
– show battery details (such as temperature, state of health, technology, voltage, …)
– file management – push and pull files from the device, browse the file system
Requirements
– If you want to connect the target device via USB cable, the phone must support USB host
– The target phone must enable USB debugging in Developer Options and authorize the development device
note that
This app uses the normal / official way of communicating with android devices which requires permission.
The app doesn’t bypass Android’s security mechanisms and doesn’t use any Android system vulnerabilities or anything like that!
This also means that the app will not be able to perform some privileged activities on non-rooted devices (e.g. removing system apps, killing system processes, …).
Also, this is not a rooting app.
