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Adebar
Adebar uses Bash and ADB to create Android device backups and reports.
About Adebar
Adebar stands for Android Device Backup and Report. It is a collection of Bash scripts that works with ADB and generates files for backing up and documenting an Android device, including separate per-app backup scripts for user apps with APK files and data, data-only backup scripts for system apps and shared storage, and HTML reports on device information and installed apps.
Adebar does not create backups itself; it generates scripts and pulls selected files for the user to run separately. Several functions require a rooted device, including partition images, Wi-Fi configuration, packages.xml on Android 4.1 and above, call logs, cell broadcasts, and user dictionary. It reportedly works on Linux, Mac and Windows via Cygwin, and requires no compilation.
Key features
- Generates per-app ADB backup scripts for user apps with APK and data
- Generates system-app data backup script plus shared storage
- Creates device report with model, version, accounts and app details
- Pulls SMS, call logs, settings and config files from device
- Generates scripts to restore disabled apps and auto-starts
- Creates partition disk-image scripts for rooted devices
Best for: People comfortable with Bash and ADB who need selective backups when resetting or switching Android devices.
Good for
- Creates one backup file per app to allow selective restore
- Produces HTML reports on device details and installed apps
- Distributed as shell scripts with no compilation required
Watch out for
- Does not create backups directly; generates scripts to run separately
- Several pulls and partition images require root access
- Compatibility is described as reported, not confirmed for all systems
Adebar at a glance
- Website
- codeberg.org/izzy/Adebar
- Category
- Mobile Apps › Android Utility Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Adebar FAQ
What kind of backup does Adebar create?
Adebar itself does not create backups. It generates scripts for per-app ADB or root backups, system-app data, shared storage, partition images, and SD card contents, plus files pulled from the device.
Does Adebar need to be compiled?
No. It is a collection of shell scripts, so there are no binaries and no compilation is required.
Which operating systems does it work on?
It reportedly works on Linux, Mac and Windows using Cygwin.
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