The Android app protection platform

Appsolid hardens your APK or AAB, defends it at runtime, monitors threats in production, and documents it all with validation evidence — automated, with no SDK to integrate.

Platform capabilities

Everything your team needs to harden, defend, monitor and prove Android app protection — at scale.

In-memory DEX packing

Your DEX is encrypted with per-app AES-256-GCM and loaded only in memory via InMemoryDexClassLoader — plaintext code never touches disk.

Native O-MVLL obfuscation

Control-flow flattening, opaque predicates, MBA and indirect-call encryption applied to native code, on 32- and 64-bit ARM.

String & code obfuscation

Opt-in string encryption plus arithmetic and control-flow obfuscation across your DEX — ART verifier-safe, with automatic fallback.

Runtime protection (RASP)

Detects Frida, debuggers, hooking frameworks, root, emulators and tampering. Key entanglement ties decryption to an unhooked runtime — there's no detect-then-block branch to patch; hooking simply breaks decryption.

Threat monitoring & SIEM

A live, per-app threat dashboard with severity, device and geo drill-down, plus HMAC-signed webhooks that stream threats to your SIEM.

Stability & usage analytics

Stability-first protection — ART verifier-safe transforms with automatic fallback, validated on 100+ real devices — plus usage analytics (active devices, versions, regions).

Validation & assurance

Security assurance you can point to — a documented threat model, device-test methodology and validation results, with obfuscation efficacy measured on every build.

Automated & governed

Presigned encrypted upload, an automated engine, role-based access and admin-approved onboarding — no manual configuration.

Capability comparison

What actually differs between approaches — post-build vs SDK, key entanglement vs detect-then-block, per-app keys vs shared, and published evidence vs marketing copy.

Capability
Appsolid
Typical app-protection product
Free tools (ProGuard·R8)
Post-build — no SDK, no integration
Yes
PartialMost require a build-time SDK/plugin
PartialNeeds Gradle config
Hooking countermeasure — key entanglement
Yes
PartialUsually detect→block (a bypassable branch)
No
Per-app unique keys
Yes
VariesVaries by vendor (shared-key cases exist)
No
Code-protection method
Yes
YesPacking/obfuscation provided
NoName substitution/shrinking only — no encryption/packing
Runtime protection (RASP)
Yes
YesRASP provided
No
Published validation results
Yes
VariesCheck with each vendor
No
Flat per-app pricing — not per-user or per-device
Yes
VariesPer-user / per-device / MAU pricing common
YesFree (but no protection)