AppShelf keeps a list of the apps installed on your phone — name, package, version, where each one came from and when it was installed — so you can get them all back after a factory reset or on a new phone. <b>The list</b> <ul> <li>All installed apps sorted by name, with letter headers and search by name, package or your notes</li> <li>Source of every app: Google Play, F-Droid, Aurora Store, Obtainium, RuStore, GetApps, Galaxy Store, AppGallery, Amazon — or an APK file, including the app it was opened from</li> <li>Install date, version, last update; filters by source; system apps optional</li> <li>Notes and your own download links (GitHub, Telegram, direct APK) for any app, plus a shared link catalog</li> <li>"What changed": installs and removals by day, comparison with another phone</li> </ul> <b>Save</b> <ul> <li>Save the list as JSON, Markdown or CSV, share it as text, or autosave it to a file on every start</li> <li>WebDAV sync on a schedule (e.g. Nextcloud, Yandex Disk) with a folder per phone and several versions; a missed send is caught up later</li> <li>Backups of APK files you cannot get anywhere else — to a folder or to the server</li> <li>Save and restore AppShelf's own settings — to a file or the server, with or without the WebDAV password</li> </ul> <b>Restore</b> <ul> <li>Open a saved list and see what is missing; install each app from its store, your link or an APK backup — or all of them in a row</li> <li>Updates for apps from GitHub releases</li> </ul> <b>Design</b> <ul> <li>Material 3 Expressive, themes: system, light, dark, graphite, AMOLED black; optional transparency</li> <li>Soft blurred edges, haptic feedback, long-press help on every button</li> </ul> No ads, no trackers, no account. Network is used only for what you set up yourself: your WebDAV server, the link catalog and GitHub releases.