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Canta
Canta uninstalls Android applications without root access, relying on Shizuku for the operation.

About Canta
Canta is a web and Android tool for uninstalling Android apps without root access. It relies on Shizuku to carry out the removals. According to its homepage, the app keeps APK files on the device, so an uninstalled app can be restored. The homepage describes this as reducing the risk of bricking a device, and says that recovering from a bootloop requires a factory reset.
Canta also includes community-sourced badges and descriptions that recommend apps to uninstall, and a presets system for creating, sharing, and applying removal configurations across devices. It supports Android 9.0 (SDK 28) and above. Pricing is unknown. The homepage says the project is built in the developer's free time, with no ads or tracking, and asks users to consider donating.
Key features
- Uninstalls Android apps without root access, using Shizuku
- Keeps APK files on the device after uninstallation
- Community-provided badges and descriptions for apps to uninstall
- Presets for creating, sharing, and applying removal configurations across devices
- Supports Android 9.0 (SDK 28) and above
- Does not require root access, according to the directory description and homepage
- The homepage states that APK files stay on the device, which it presents as a safeguard against bricking
- Offers community-provided recommendations for which apps to uninstall
- Depends on Shizuku for the uninstall operation
- Requires Android 9.0 or later
- The homepage states that recovering from a bootloop requires a factory reset
Canta at a glance
- Website
- samolego.github.io/Canta
- Category
- Mobile Apps › Android Apps
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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