Features Of Universal Installer

Multi-format — .apk, .apks, .xapk, .apkm with split APK handling (via Ackpine)
Package preview — App name, icon, version, package, size, min/target SDK, supported ABIs, languages, permissions, OBB count, split count — shown in a bottom sheet before you commit
Three local pick modes — Find automatic (scans device storage), Browse packages (APK/XAPK/APKS/APKM only), Browse all files
Remote download — Paste a URL, download package directly. Files land in /sdcard/Download/UniversalInstaller/ with their Content-Disposition name so they're easy to re-find in any file manager
Download history — Every download is logged; re-install later, copy the source URL, or delete from the dedicated history screen
Intent handling — Open APK/XAPK files from Chrome downloads, Gmail attachments, Telegram, or any file manager — even when the URL has no extension

Bundle-embedded OBBs — XAPK/APKM/APKS archives containing .obb files are auto-detected and copied to Android/obb/<package>/ after the APK installs
Standalone attach — Pick a base APK, then attach one or more .obb files via the preview sheet; they're installed alongside
Runs in a foreground worker — OBB copy survives app closure, with progress on the notification shade
Three write strategies — Falls back in order based on what the device permits:Direct I/O (pre-Android 11)
Shizuku (shell UID can write to any app's OBB dir on modern Android)
SAF tree grant (user grants access to Android/obb/<pkg>/ once per package; reused on subsequent installs)

VirusTotal integration — Auto SHA-256 hash lookup on every picked file; if VirusTotal doesn't know the file yet, optionally upload it for a full multi-engine scan (supports files up to 650 MB via VirusTotal's large-file endpoint)
Clear verdict — See engine counts (malicious / suspicious / harmless / undetected) before you install

When Root access or Shizuku is enabled, unlocks:

Silent install / uninstall — No system confirmation prompt
Replace existing, Allow downgrade, Grant all requested permissions, Allow test packages, Bypass low target SDK block, Install for all users
Set install source — Spoof the installer package name (Google Play, Aurora, F-Droid, Amazon, Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi presets, or custom) so apps with "installed from Play Store" checks accept your sideload

Built-in HTTP server — Share and manage your packages across a local Wi-Fi network from any browser
Web dashboard — Download APKs straight to your PC or upload new packages directly to your phone
Live tracking — Real-time progress updates visible inside the app as files transfer
PIN security — Set an optional 4–8 digit PIN code to restrict local access to your shared folder

Full app list — Browse user apps (system apps optional)
Rich metadata — App name, package, version, APK size, first install date, last used time
Sort — By Name / Size / Installed date / Last used — each with ascending/descending toggle
Batch select — Long-press to enter selection mode, uninstall many at once
Filter sheet — Tap FAB for sort/filter options; long-press FAB to scroll to top
Usage access hint — "Last used" sort prompts user to grant the Usage Access permission only when needed
Uninstall logs — Separate log screen for every uninstall attempt (success / failure with reason)

Storage card on Install screen — At-a-glance internal storage usage (free / total, color-coded warning at 75% / 90%)
Install history — Every install attempt logged with app name, package, version, success/failure, and error reason

Material 3 — Dynamic color + Light / Dark / System theme
Multi-language — Arabic, German, English, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (BR), Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese, Chinese
Progress notifications — Download, install, and OBB copy all surface their progress in the notification shade

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