#android
2 tutorials, projects and news items tagged android.
The open source reverse engineering tool REA lets an AI agent take apart an app without its source code. Point it at a niche Android app and have it map only the user roles, flows, core data, and pricing points. Then build your own version from that brief. Includes a ready prompt and a note on install steps and infringement risk.
Use when a user wants to decompile an APK, XAPK, JAR, or AAR, and extract an app's HTTP endpoints, authentication methods, and code structure. Built on the open-source android-reverse-engineering-skill (Apache-2.0): fingerprint first, then decompile with jadx and similar tools, with support for recovering Kotlin class names after R8 obfuscation. Only analyze apps you are authorized to analyze. Use case: Have an agent decompile an Android app and map the APIs it calls and its code structure.
