About Applore and GTS Infosoft LLP

What Applore is

Applore is a phone assistant for Android. It brings everyday phone jobs into one app:

• an app manager that uninstalls several apps in one go and backs up app files;
• a file manager, a duplicate file finder and contact tools;
• digital wellbeing controls, device information and hardware tests;
• App Lock and Password Vault;
• a set of safety tools that check your phone for known stalkerware and hidden monitoring apps, with a guided Safety Check, support hotlines and Quick exit.

The safety tools are free and show no ads. Applore is available on Google Play as Applore Free, which shows ads outside the safety screens, and Applore Pro, which has no ads and adds extra features. It works on Android 8.0 and up.

Applore is not an antivirus, a phone cleaner, a booster or an anti-theft app.

Who makes it

Applore is made by GTS Infosoft LLP, a software company that develops and publishes both Applore apps on Google Play. When our legal pages say “we”, they mean GTS Infosoft LLP.

You can reach the team at info@applore.io.

How we write about the app

A phone safety tool that promises too much can leave people with false confidence. So we follow a few rules on this site, in the app listing and in the app itself:

• Known, not all. We say Applore checks for known stalkerware and flags apps that need your review. We never say it finds every monitoring app, and every page that describes the check states its limits.
• No claims we cannot back. Applore is not described as an antivirus, a cleaner or a booster, and we do not call the vault or backups “encrypted”.
• No borrowed trust. This site shows no star ratings, download counts, testimonials, awards or press logos.
• Feature by feature on data. We say what stays on your phone and what is sent for each feature, rather than making blanket promises. See what stays on your phone and what leaves it.
• Calm safety guidance. Safety pages do not guess at your situation, and they explain what to consider before removing an app.

If you find a page that breaks these rules, email us and we will fix it.

Open data and credits

Applore’s stalkerware check compares installed apps with a reviewed list based on a public set of indicators published by Echap, a non-profit organisation. How detection works explains how the list is used.

Stalkerware indicators by Echap, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

The full list of data sources and credits is on the credits page.

Languages

The Applore app is available in several languages, and more are being added. This website is in English first and is built so that translated versions can be added later.

Contact and press

• Questions about the app: see support or the contact page.
• Writing about Applore: see the press kit.