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Get Applore on Google Play

Applore is available for Android phones from Google Play, and only from Google Play. Choose Applore Free, which shows ads outside the safety screens, or Applore Pro, which has no ads.

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Applore Free

The free app includes the safety tools, App Lock, Password Vault, and the file, contact, wellbeing and device tools. It shows ads outside the safety screens.

Package name: applore.device.manager
Requires Android 8.0 and up
Pro features and no ads with a purchase inside the app

Applore Pro

A separate app with no ads. It adds the “Someone had your phone?” snapshot check, Vault Gallery and Private Camera, Advance Lock and more. Compare Free and Pro.

Package name: applore.device.manager.pro
Requires Android 8.0 and up
See pricing on Google Play

Latest release

What's new in the latest release

From the Google Play listing, checked 15 September 2026:

Needs your review is now free and checks for known stalkerware and hidden monitoring apps

New Safety Check, support hotlines and Quick exit, with no ads on safety screens

Pro: “Someone had your phone?” snapshot check

Reminders repeat until a serious finding is reviewed

Stability fixes

Where to get it

Why we do not offer an APK

Google Play is the only official source of Applore. We do not publish APK files, and we do not work with APK download sites.

Updates arrive automatically through Google Play, including safety fixes.
Google Play Protect checks apps installed from Google Play.
You get the real app. A copy from another website could be changed, out of date, or not made by us at all.

To check you have the real app, open its Google Play page from the buttons on this website. The package names are another check: Applore’s are applore.device.manager and applore.device.manager.pro.

If you already installed Applore from another website, uninstall it and install Applore from Google Play instead.

Before you install

Signing in is optional. You can use Applore without an account. Signing in with Google is needed only for features such as backup to your own Google Drive.
You choose before the first scan. The first time you open Applore, a screen explains what it reads about your installed apps. Applore does not read your app list until you allow it.
Permissions are asked when you need them. For example, All files access when you open the file manager, and Usage access when you set an app time limit. The permissions page explains each one.
What leaves your phone is described in data and privacy and the privacy policy.

Having trouble installing or using Applore? Visit support, read the FAQ, or go back to the Applore home page.