Thor: App Manager & Freezer1.97.1

Freeze apps, remove unwanted system components, and manage installed software from Thor: App Manager & Freezer using Root, Shizuku, or Dhizuku privileges. Built for Android power users, it provides batch controls for freezing, unfreezing, reinstalling, uninstalling, suspending, clearing data or cache, force-stopping, and restricting background activity. Its privilege modes include automatic fallback and manual backend selection, while a real-time terminal dialog records batch operations.

The installer can install, reinstall, or repair applications through Root, Shizuku, or the standard package manager, including split APK files in .apkm, .apks, and .xapk formats. Auto Reinstall synchronizes applications with chosen install-time options, and Fix Store can assign Google Play Store as the installer. Universal Android Debloater guidance labels system apps as Recommended, Advanced, Expert, or Unsafe; Thor blocks freezing Unsafe packages, warns about Expert packages, and can uninstall system apps for the current user or restore them later.

Optional extensions are signature-verified and SHA-256 checked, while the rest of the feature set works offline; the extension service uses HTTPS with a pinned signer. The interface supports adaptive tablet and foldable layouts, saved grid or list views, AMOLED black, light and dark themes, Material You colors, biometric locking, and eight language options including Japanese. Thor is open-source under GNU GPL v3.0-or-later and includes no ads, analytics, crash reporting, trackers, or telemetry.

Version 1.97.1 adds UAD-based system-app filters with separate User and System filter storage, plus Privilege Check shortcuts for grants and root managers. It supports Android 9 or later on arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices.