| AppID: | me.biplobsd.rsm |
| Author: | Biplob Kumar Sutradhar |
| License: | MIT |
| Donation: | Webpage |
| InRepoSince: | 2025-12-03 |
| LastRepoUpdate: | 2025-12-23 |
| LastAppUpdate: | 2025-12-23 |
| LastVersion: | 1.0.17 |
| Categories: | System |
| APK source: | Github |
| Google Play: | Check if it's there |
Running Services Monitor helps you monitor running services on your Android device. With a clean and intuitive interface, you can easily view system and user apps and check their status efficiently.
Features
Requirements
Essential:
Permissions:
How It Works
This app uses root access or Shizuku to execute privileged ADB commands. Starting from Android 8.0 (API 26), the ActivityManager.getRunningServices() API was deprecated and restricted. Third-party apps can no longer query all running services on the device for privacy and security reasons.
Root access provides the most seamless experience with direct access to system commands and no additional setup required.
Shizuku provides an alternative for non-rooted devices by running a privileged service that can access system APIs, allowing apps to execute ADB commands without root, working on non-rooted devices via Wireless Debugging (Android 11+) or USB ADB.
The app checks for root permission first, and if not available, falls back to Shizuku. It executes dumpsys activity services to get running service information, parses the output to extract service details (package name, PID, process name, etc.), and categorizes services into System and User categories.
Limitations
This app is designed for users who want to monitor running services on their device, similar to the "Running Services" feature that was available in Android Developer Options in older Android versions.