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Running Services Monitor

8 downloads

Uploaded by: Psychopath
Version: 1.0.22 (build 21)

Running Services Monitor versions

1.0.22 (build 2021)
52 downloads

1.0.21 (build 2020)
129 downloads

1.0.20 (build 2019)
139 downloads

1.0.19 (build 2018)
90 downloads

1.0.18 (build 2017)
110 downloads

1.0.17 (build 2016)
103 downloads

1.0.15 (build 2014)
58 downloads

1.0.14 (build 2013)
121 downloads

1.0.9 (build 2008)
114 downloads

1.0.22 (build 21)
8 downloads
Size: 25.5 MiB
Publish Date: 2026-02-13
Category: Tools
Package: me.biplobsd.rsm
Minimum OS: Android 7.0
Architecture: x86_64, arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a
SHA1: 30e0a2b1a2699187702a5252be51ad597bf0adc0
Security: ✅ Verdict: Safe

ClamAV: Clean (scanned 26788512 bytes)
Description: Running Services Monitor helps you monitor running services on your Android device. With a clean and intuitive interface, you can easily view system and user apps, check their status efficiently. Features - Monitor Running Services: View a comprehensive list of all running services on your device. - Categorized View: Easily switch between All, User, and System apps. - Search Functionality: Quickly find specific apps with the built-in search bar. - App Details: Get detailed information about each app, including package name, version, and more. - Root & Shizuku Integration: First checks for root permission, then falls back to Shizuku for advanced system interactions (where supported). - Material Design 3: A modern and beautiful UI that adapts to your device's theme. - Dark/Light Mode: Toggle between dark and light themes for comfortable viewing. - Localization: Support for English, Bangla, Chinese and other languages. Requirements Essential - Android 7.0 (API 24) or higher - Root access (preferred) OR Shizuku app installed and running Permissions - QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES - To list all installed apps - Root permission OR Shizuku permission - The app first checks for root access, then falls back to Shizuku if root is unavailable Installation Option A: Rooted Device (Recommended) 1. Install the app from any of the sources above 2. When prompted, grant root permission 3. The app will use root access for all operations Option B: Non-Rooted Device (Using Shizuku) 1. Install Shizuku 2. Start Shizuku Service Wireless Debugging: 1. Enable Developer Options on your device 2. Enable Wireless Debugging in Developer Options 3. Open Shizuku app 4. Tap "Pair" or "Start" 5.. Follow the on-screen pairing instructions How It Works This app uses root access or Shizuku to execute privileged ADB commands: 1. Permission Check: The app first checks for root permission. If root is not available, it falls back to Shizuku 2. Root Integration: If rooted, executes commands directly with superuser privileges 3. Shizuku Integration: If not rooted, connects to the Shizuku service running on your device 4. Dumpsys Commands: Executes dumpsys activity services to get running service information 5. Parsing: Parses the dumpsys output to extract service details (package name, PID, process name, etc.) 6. Categorization: Separates services into System and User categories Why Root or Shizuku? Starting from Android 8.0 (API 26), the ActivityManager.getRunningServices() API was deprecated and restricted. Third-party apps can no longer query all running services on the device for privacy and security reasons. Root access provides the most seamless experience: - Direct access to system commands - No additional setup required - Works on all rooted devices Shizuku provides an alternative for non-rooted devices: - Running a privileged service that can access system APIs - Allowing apps to execute ADB commands without root - Working on non-rooted devices via Wireless Debugging (Android 11+) or USB ADB License This project is licensed under the MIT License.