📈Last 7 days+2 installs — 86% slower than the week before (+14) · 1/day since Oct 5
🏆Among Tools apps bottom 23% by installs gained this week (914 peers growing)
🛠Updatesactively updated · updated 18 days ago · every ~16 days (3 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
+16 installs
since Oct 5
Update history
5.0Oct 23, 2026 · seen Nov 2, 2026
- Archive inside an archive opens right there, up to 4 levels<br>- 7z: delete, move out and add files like in ZIP<br>- Edit a text file right inside ZIP or 7z<br>- Move files out of a ZIP to the other panel<br>- More ZIP kinds open: ZipCrypto, mixed, LZMA, Zstandard and others<br>- Player remembers repeat mode and the last track of each folder<br>- File list row size and long names in Settings<br>
4.9Oct 18, 2026 · seen Oct 23, 2026
- Single panel layout: one panel fills the screen, switch by gesture or navbar button<br>- Single panel: copy, move and drag files to the other panel<br>- Open a folder or subfolder in the other panel from the selection menu<br>- Hold an icon button to see its name<br>- Aa / Word / Mask / Regex switches in search and batch rename<br>- Search ignores case for Cyrillic too<br>- Apps installed in par
4.6Sep 22, 2026 · seen Oct 5, 2026
- Scan QR codes on a PDF page, in photo preview and gallery<br>- Small dense codes read too; DataMatrix, Aztec, PDF417 and more<br>- Several codes on a picture: each is framed, tap the one you need<br>- Payment QR from a bill: fields with Copy, save to txt or as a QR<br>- Camera scanner reads more formats and inverted codes<br>- Music pauses for a call and resumes after it<br>- Removed the extra c
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Haron: File Manager is a tools app by Vampilenna with 100+ downloads (about 106 estimated). +2 installs in the last 7 days. Released Apr 29, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.
From the store listing: “Haron is a file manager for people who actually work with files: sorting downloads, moving archives, browsing a home server, reading books on the phone.
The core idea is two panels stacked one above the other. The source is on top, the destination below, so copying stops being a trip back and forth through folders:…”
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