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Device Audit

One audit system, many audit classes. Run a live scan of the device you're on right now, or see a sample backup audit from a real Android device below. More audit classes are on the way.

Live scan — this device

Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you choose to save the result to your account number at the end.

Audit classes

deviceLive above — what this device is, right now
backupAndroid backup coverage — sample below, live via the Rooted app

More classes (storage, root integrity, ROM & OTA posture) land as the Rooted app's scanners ship — same page, same account.

Sample · Backup audit (audit class: backup)

What this device is actually uploading — and what it isn't. Most people assume "backup is on" means everything is safe. It doesn't.Sample data captured Oct 19 from a Pixel 5 running Android 14.

Proof it works: on Oct 19 this device's entire home-screen layout was wiped — and fully restored from the Oct 17, 9:09 PM snapshot in the backup set below.

Backup status

StateEnabled · setup complete
Auto-restoreOn
DestinationGoogle account (Android Auto Backup)
ScheduleAutomatic · weekly
Last backup passOct 19, 11:33 AM
Next scheduledOct 26, 11:33 AM
Home-screen snapshotOct 17, 9:09 PM ✓
Backup set313b189c…21d7

Coverage

90
Registered
62
Backed up
48
Pending
192
Queued
Coverage69%

62 of 90 registered apps have completed a backup. 48 are pending their next key/value upload; 192 apps sit in the full-backup queue awaiting a first or follow-up pass.

Not covered — at all

These installed apps are not registered for backup in any way. This phone is the only place their data exists — if it's lost or wiped, only your own in-app backups (seed phrases, export files) can recover them.

Cake WalletPhoenixBreezMuunTrust WalletExodusSamouraiBitPayOPTNEvoNextSidecoin

Electron Cash isn't backed up yet either, but it is queued for its first backup. Most wallets exclude themselves from cloud backup by design — whether that trade-off is right for you is a decision we surface, not one we make for you.

Backed up

Third-party apps

ChromeAccrescentSeleneBitcoin Cash RegisterCoin ATM RadarFarcasterOdyseeNEAR MobilezelcoreThorWalletAtomic WalleteCash Walleta0.devShareTheMealTSMRemote CaptureFirebase App DistributionExpo

System & Google

Call logDevice settingsWallpapersBlocked numbersUser dictionaryContactsMessages (SMS)PhoneCalendarClockGBoardCamera settingsPhotos app dataSystemUINFCPackage-manager statePlay StorePlay servicesDigital WellbeingHealth dataAndroid AutoAccessibility servicesFilesDevice Health Services

Plus the remaining Google / Pixel system components — 62 backed-up packages in total.

What this means

Apps choose whether to participate. Android lets any app opt out of backup entirely — every wallet in the red list above has done exactly that.

Coverage ≠ contents. Apps that do participate decide what their backup includes. An app being "backed up" does not guarantee its most sensitive data (like keys) is part of the upload.

App data only. This audit reflects Android's app-data backup. Your photo/video library is handled by a separate sync system (Google Photos) that this page doesn't inspect.

How Rooted delivers this (preview)

The Rooted app reads every installed app's backup participation straight from the OS — no root required for the coverage map. With elevated access (root or our ADB tooling) it also reads last-backup timestamps and schedule: the full picture you see here.

Synced to your account number, this page becomes a live, per-device backup audit — re-checked on every scan, with alerts when an important app drops out of coverage.

Sample data captured Oct 19 from a Pixel 5 running Android 14. Live per-device data arrives with the Rooted app's device sync.