Open Source Kotlin Debloat Tools

Canta is an Android application manager designed to remove unwanted preinstalled and user-installed applications without requiring root access. It uses Shizuku to perform package management operations that are normally unavailable to regular applications. Users can browse installed packages and select applications for removal through a graphical interface. Integration with the Universal Debloat List provides descriptions and removal recommendations for system packages. A search function makes locating specific applications easier. Canta also detects previously uninstalled packages, including after the application itself has been reinstalled. A browser-based version allows package management through a compatible Chromium browser and USB connection. It supports Android 9 and newer, although removing critical system components can cause device instability.