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Take back control of every link, file and share. Make Android yours again.
TAKE BACK CONTROL. MAKE ANDROID YOURS AGAIN. Android decides which app opens your links, files and shares, and since Android 12 it rarely even asks. Open with puts you back in charge. Pick any app on your phone, or set up rules once and let everything open where it should, automatically. BUILT FOR PEOPLE WHO RUN THEIR WORK FROM THEIR PHONE Calls, site visits, clients on three messengers: set it once and stop choosing. - Work links from Slack or Teams in the browser you're signed into for work, everything else in your personal one. - Addresses from messages and email straight into your navigation app. - Contracts and invoices straight into your signing or PDF app. - A pause before your bank or payment pages, and nowhere else. Fewer taps, fewer wrong apps, more time for the work itself. ANY APP, NOT JUST THE ONES ANDROID SUGGESTS Amazon links in the Amazon app, Reddit links in your favourite client, text files in the notepad you actually use. AUTOMATED RULES YouTube links always in YouTube Morphe. PDFs from Gmail in Acrobat. Never offer Chrome for Amazon links. - Match a website by name, wildcard (*.example.com), address prefix, a word it contains, or a regex. - Scope a rule to a content type, a file name, or the app it came from. - "Always ask" rules bring the chooser back where you want to decide each time. - Hold any app in the chooser to make a rule on the spot, or to use it for the next 10 minutes or the next 5 links. FLEXIBLE Links, streams, images, audio and video, PDFs, ebooks, Word, Excel and PowerPoint files, text, archives, APKs, torrents, map locations, navigation, email addresses, phone numbers, text messages, Play Store links, web searches and shared items each get their own page: a default app, open without asking, hidden apps, sort order and their own countdown. Add your own file types too. CUSTOMISABLE A small chooser with a countdown, paused by any touch. Material You colours or your own, grid or list, size and position on screen, over 40 open and close animations, all with a live preview. Copy, edit or share a link before it opens, or hand it to your download manager. WHEN SOMETHING DOESN'T ARRIVE Most "it doesn't work" moments are Android, not the app. "Why isn't this working?" checks your setup, names the app holding a website, and shows the steps for your phone. Diagnostics shows which rule would win for any link. SIGN-INS KEEP WORKING Open with answers custom tab requests, so app sign-ins that need a real browser tab work with Open with as your default browser. Links that apps would show inside themselves can open in your real browser instead. WHY IT CAN SEE YOUR APPS Open with asks Android for the list of installed apps. That is how it can offer any app, not just the ones Android suggests, and how it finds the right apps for each type. The list is used on your phone only and never leaves it. PRIVATE BY DESIGN - No ads. No trackers. No analytics. No account. - Open with never sends your links or files anywhere. - Optional Debug Log, off by default, stays on your phone unless you share it. FREE, WITH AN OPTIONAL ONE-TIME UPGRADE Free: web links, all five kinds of website rule including "never offer", "always ask", "always open in the browser" and the app a link came from, a default browser for links, the chooser and its colours, backup and restore, Diagnostics, custom tab support and Android TV. Open with Pro is a single one-time purchase, no subscription. It adds every other content type, the countdown, per-type settings, any app as a target, temporary choices, file name rules, your own file types, and the chooser's extra actions and looks. GOOD TO KNOW - Android 10 or newer. Works on phones, tablets and Android TV. - Using a work profile? Install Open with in it too; each side has its own rules. - Never shows up in your recent apps. Take back control of what opens where. Give it a try and make Android yours again.
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