Features of Reseam Manager:
Patching flow (Pick app → Patches → Run)
- Pick an installed app, an app you don't have yet (shown with its patch count), or a local file. There's a search box.
- For an installed app, use the installed version or download another. The version screen shows how many patches fit each version and which build matches your device best.
- Accepts APK, APKM and XAPK files, and the engine picks the right output format itself.
- Patches can be filtered All / Recommended / None, toggled one by one, and some have extra options.
- Patches made for other app versions are flagged "Untested version". They only run if you allow them, and the app warns they may break the app.
- The Run screen shows live progress ("Now applying…", 68/68), then a summary of what was applied and how long it took.
- You can save the patched APK or install it straight from the app.
Patches
- The official bundle (
- Universal patches work on any app: Allow screenshots, Change package name (installs a clone beside the original), Enable debugging, Hide mock location, Override certificate pinning, Remove ads, Remove Pairip, Report Play Store as installer, Spoof signature.
- App-specific patches are grouped per app. YouTube alone has 77, such as Hide ads, SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, Swipe controls, Theme and Custom branding.
- Instagram, Reddit, Twitter and Telegram patches also showed up.
Bundles and trust
- Add third-party bundles by pasting a
- The official bundle is pinned to Reseam's signing key. Any other bundle's signer has to be confirmed by you once.
- Bundles auto-update on launch and every 8 hours.
App
- One Kotlin/Compose codebase for Android and desktop, with a Rust patching engine inside.
- It checks for Manager updates on launch and offers the download.
- A welcome screen asks for the system permissions it needs: install apps, notifications, battery optimization.
- Settings include Saved APKs (size shown), a default APK installer option, the signing key fingerprint and a configurable API URL.
- Patched apps show up on the home screen.
Patching flow (Pick app → Patches → Run)
- Pick an installed app, an app you don't have yet (shown with its patch count), or a local file. There's a search box.
- For an installed app, use the installed version or download another. The version screen shows how many patches fit each version and which build matches your device best.
- Accepts APK, APKM and XAPK files, and the engine picks the right output format itself.
- Patches can be filtered All / Recommended / None, toggled one by one, and some have extra options.
- Patches made for other app versions are flagged "Untested version". They only run if you allow them, and the app warns they may break the app.
- The Run screen shows live progress ("Now applying…", 68/68), then a summary of what was applied and how long it took.
- You can save the patched APK or install it straight from the app.
Patches
- The official bundle (
reseam-patches) has 169 patches.- Universal patches work on any app: Allow screenshots, Change package name (installs a clone beside the original), Enable debugging, Hide mock location, Override certificate pinning, Remove ads, Remove Pairip, Report Play Store as installer, Spoof signature.
- App-specific patches are grouped per app. YouTube alone has 77, such as Hide ads, SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, Swipe controls, Theme and Custom branding.
- Instagram, Reddit, Twitter and Telegram patches also showed up.
Bundles and trust
- Add third-party bundles by pasting a
patches.json URL.- The official bundle is pinned to Reseam's signing key. Any other bundle's signer has to be confirmed by you once.
- Bundles auto-update on launch and every 8 hours.
App
- One Kotlin/Compose codebase for Android and desktop, with a Rust patching engine inside.
- It checks for Manager updates on launch and offers the download.
- A welcome screen asks for the system permissions it needs: install apps, notifications, battery optimization.
- Settings include Saved APKs (size shown), a default APK installer option, the signing key fingerprint and a configurable API URL.
- Patched apps show up on the home screen.
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Features of DeepPeep:
- Offline First: No internet required.
- Fluid Gestures:
- Swipe Left: Next Question.
- Swipe Right: Previous Question (with History support).
- Swipe Up: Add to Favorites.
- Swipe Down: Ban Question (Never show again).
- Favorites: Save and review your favorite questions.
- Persistence: Game state and favorites are saved automatically.
- Offline First: No internet required.
- Fluid Gestures:
- Swipe Left: Next Question.
- Swipe Right: Previous Question (with History support).
- Swipe Up: Add to Favorites.
- Swipe Down: Ban Question (Never show again).
- Favorites: Save and review your favorite questions.
- Persistence: Game state and favorites are saved automatically.
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Features of APK Signer Pro :
- v1 APK Signing: Legacy JAR-based APK signing for older Android versions.
- v2 APK Signing & Verification: Full-file binary integrity protection for Android 7.0+.
- v3 APK Signing & Verification: Key rotation and cryptographic lineage support for Android 9.0+.
- v4 APK Signing: Streaming signature generation with .apk.idsig support for Android 11.0+.
- 16KB & 4KB Page Alignment: Automatically aligns native .so libraries and resources.arsc for modern Android compatibility.
- Multi-Format Keystores: Supports JKS, PKCS12, BKS, BKS-V1, UBER, and BCFKS.
- Built-in Debug Key: Sign APKs instantly using the standard Android Studio debug credentials.
- Certificate Inspection: View certificate algorithm, validity period, subject, issuer, and SHA-256 fingerprint before saving a keystore.
- Persistent Credentials: Associates passwords with saved key records for faster signing without repeated prompts.
- APK Backup & Extraction: Back up and extract APKs from installed user and system applications.
- Split APK Support: Handle split APK bundles and .apks packages.
- APK & Package Management: Install, share, copy paths, or remove generated files directly from the application.
- APK, APKS & XAPK Support: Designed to work with common Android package formats.
- Signing History: Store and manage previous signing operations locally.
- Search & Filtering: Quickly find records across signing history and installed applications.
- Reactive Local Storage: SQLite persistence with Kotlin Flow for responsive data updates.
- Organized File Storage: Automatically stores backups and signed packages in dedicated directories under Downloads/APKSigner/.
- Secure Installation & Sharing: Uses Android's FileProvider and system sharesheet for secure file handling.
- v1 APK Signing: Legacy JAR-based APK signing for older Android versions.
- v2 APK Signing & Verification: Full-file binary integrity protection for Android 7.0+.
- v3 APK Signing & Verification: Key rotation and cryptographic lineage support for Android 9.0+.
- v4 APK Signing: Streaming signature generation with .apk.idsig support for Android 11.0+.
- 16KB & 4KB Page Alignment: Automatically aligns native .so libraries and resources.arsc for modern Android compatibility.
- Multi-Format Keystores: Supports JKS, PKCS12, BKS, BKS-V1, UBER, and BCFKS.
- Built-in Debug Key: Sign APKs instantly using the standard Android Studio debug credentials.
- Certificate Inspection: View certificate algorithm, validity period, subject, issuer, and SHA-256 fingerprint before saving a keystore.
- Persistent Credentials: Associates passwords with saved key records for faster signing without repeated prompts.
- APK Backup & Extraction: Back up and extract APKs from installed user and system applications.
- Split APK Support: Handle split APK bundles and .apks packages.
- APK & Package Management: Install, share, copy paths, or remove generated files directly from the application.
- APK, APKS & XAPK Support: Designed to work with common Android package formats.
- Signing History: Store and manage previous signing operations locally.
- Search & Filtering: Quickly find records across signing history and installed applications.
- Reactive Local Storage: SQLite persistence with Kotlin Flow for responsive data updates.
- Organized File Storage: Automatically stores backups and signed packages in dedicated directories under Downloads/APKSigner/.
- Secure Installation & Sharing: Uses Android's FileProvider and system sharesheet for secure file handling.
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