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A native Android app (Kotlin + Jetpack Compose) that shows which apps are actually running on your device and gives you back control over them. It closes background apps, protects the ones that must not be closed, blocks the ones that keep coming back, freezes the ones you want to disable entirely, and schedules cleanups to happen on their own. Uses Shizuku for privileged permissions, no root required. All state is stored locally (Room/SQLite) — no server, no account, no data collection.

Features

Running

- Lists active processes with real memory usage read directly from the system process table - System apps that are safe to close appear even without enabling "system apps", identified by their real Play Store category (Google Play Services, Play Store, and similar) - Android internal services (SystemUI, drivers) stay hidden until you enable the toggle - Close All terminates everything at once, in parallel, automatically skipping protected apps - Per-app menu: force stop, block, restrict, or freeze without leaving the screen - Recent apps card disappears together with the process, even if the app is on screen at the time

Restricted

- Apps that will never be closed by Close All - On first launch, the app asks Android who fills each role on the device — launcher, phone, messages, keyboard, clock, camera — and protects them automatically - Digital wallets are also protected by default (Samsung Wallet, Google Wallet, Nubank, PicPay, Mercado Pago, and others) to avoid breaking tap-to-pay by accident - Shizuku and derivatives are protected too, since closing them would break the app's own functions - A reset button restores defaults if you remove a protected app by mistake

Blocked

- Apps that should stop as soon as they leave the screen - While the app is open, everything works normally - The moment it leaves the foreground, the process is terminated - Uses background appops and the "restricted" standby bucket without suspending the package, so the app is never unavailable for manual opening - A watchdog checks continuously and re-terminates if the app tries to come back on its own, covering stubborn cases like Google Play Services - Everything is reverted when you unblock

Frozen

- Apps completely disabled for users who want to go beyond blocking - Fully disables the app (pm disable-user): it disappears from the drawer, uses no memory, and is stronger than blocking - Works with both system and user apps - Reversible at any time: unfreezing re-enables the app and it returns to the drawer normally

Magic Bubble and Persistent Notification

- Floating bubble stays on top of any app. Single tap closes everything except protected apps; hold for 2 seconds to open its settings - Adjustable opacity from 0% to 100%, adjustable size, and position is remembered across sessions - Reset button recentres the bubble if it ends up in a hard-to-reach place - Persistent notification shows the app running in the status bar and offers Close All from there. If dismissed accidentally, it reappears automatically while the option is enabled

Schedule

- Create named groups, choose apps, set the action, and schedule the time (hour, minute, even seconds) - Four actions per group: force stop, block, restrict, or freeze - Repeats by days of the week, by interval, or a single run on a chosen date - Runs via exact alarm (AlarmManager) with the app closed, and alarms are re-anchored after a device restart - Tap a group to see its apps; tap Edit to modify without rebuilding

Quick Settings Tile

- A tile in Android Quick Settings closes running apps directly from the notification shade - Same protections apply: restricted apps, the launcher, and the app itself are excluded

Interface

- Material 3 with a custom palette, dark (default) and light themes - Glass effect on cards, badges, dialogs, and bottom bar, with intensity adjustable from 0 to 100%, or turned off - Floating bottom bar with real liquid glass: SDF refraction, chromatic dispersion, and shine that follows device tilt - Six tabs: Running, Restricted, Blocked, Frozen, Schedule, and Settings - About screen explains each mode separately with its own icon and description - Icon badge showing which apps are system apps

Requirements

- Android 8.0 (API 26) or newer - Shizuku, Shizuku Plus, Shevery, or Sui for privileged access. Detection is by running service, not package name, so any API-compatible derivative works - Without Shizuku, the app still works but Android limits process reading and termination, and the screen says so instead of simulating functionality

Privacy

No data leaves the device. The app does not declare the internet permission. No account, no login, no server, no ads, no trackers, no usage statistics. Lists and schedules are stored in a local database (Room/SQLite); settings in DataStore. Cloud backup is disabled: uninstalling erases everything, and reinstalling starts fresh.

License

MIT