Permission Summary is a lightweight, open source Android app that helps you quickly check which apps have access to sensitive permissions on your device — in just a few seconds.

The app only lists user-installed apps and only those with dangerous permissions. These are permissions Android classifies as potentially privacy-invasive and require explicit runtime approval.

Permissions Checked:

• Camera — Access to your device's camera
• Microphone — Record audio
• Location — Fine & coarse location (GPS, Wi-Fi, etc.)
• Storage — Access to files, media, photos, or music
• Contacts — Read, write, or access contact data and accounts
• Calendar — Read or write calendar events
• Phone / Call Log — Read phone state, call logs, answer calls, etc.
• SMS — Send or receive SMS, MMS, and WAP push messages
• Body Sensors — Access data from heart rate, step counter, etc.

Non-dangerous permissions like INTERNET, POST_NOTIFICATIONS, and BLUETOOTH are intentionally excluded to reduce noise.

Features:

• 🔐 Grouped by Permission — Instantly see which apps request access to camera, mic, contacts, etc.
• 🧼 User Apps Only — Filters out system apps and background clutter.
• 🚫 Focus on Privacy — Shows only dangerous permissions and skips non-sensitive ones.
• 📱 Modern UI — Built entirely with Jetpack Compose and Material 3.
• ⚡ Fast & Lightweight — Optimized for quick, offline use. No trackers, no nonsense.

Privacy: Everything runs locally on-device and offline. No personal data is collected or shared.

Anti-Features:

• NoSourceSince: Upstream source for this app is no longer available. Either the app went commercial, the repo was dropped, or it has moved to a location currently unknown to us. This usual means there won't be further updates unless the source reappears.