About Root Explorer
Root Explorer is a productivity app from Speed Software for users who want direct command over the files stored on their Android device. The build presented here is version 5.0.2, published under the package identifier com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer. Its place in the productivity category is straightforward: file handling, directory browsing and organised access are the tasks it exists to serve.
How it fits the productivity category Within productivity tools, a file-focused utility earns its keep by making stored data easy to reach, review and rearrange. This app concentrates on that job rather than on communication, media playback or cloud services, so it behaves as a working instrument rather than a content destination. Users who think in folders and file paths will find the approach familiar.
The 5.0.2 release The current version of the app is 5.0.2, which carries a release date of 2026-02-10. This is the build described on this page, and any comparison with earlier or later packages should be made against that exact number so that discussions, reports and support requests all refer to the same software.
Compatibility and install details The application installs under the package name com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer, which identifies it unambiguously for upgrade and uninstall operations. This listing does not state a required Android version. The download size is not disclosed either, so storage planning has to be made on the device itself once the file is present.
Who the app suits Root Explorer is aimed at hands-on device owners who prefer to see and manage the storage behind their apps instead of relying on simplified interfaces. Speed Software develops it as a focused productivity utility, which keeps the scope narrow: file work, handled directly.
APK Information
- Package
- com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer
- Developer
- Speed Software
Features
File Management
Productivity Tools
Root Access
Frequently Asked Questions
Which version of Root Explorer does this listing describe?
This listing describes version 5.0.2 of Root Explorer, released on 2026-02-10. That is the exact build referenced throughout this page, so when you check what is installed on your device or discuss an update, compare against 5.0.2 rather than a shortened form of the number. No other version numbers are covered here.
What package name should I look for when installing or updating?
The application uses the package identifier com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer. This is the name the system uses to recognise the app, so it is what you would confirm when checking an installed build, performing an update, or removing the application from a device. The package name stays consistent across releases of the same app.
Does this listing say which Android versions are supported?
This listing does not state a required Android version, so no specific platform requirement is given here. Compatibility details beyond that are not included in the available facts. If platform support matters to you, confirm it on your own device before committing, since the listing provides the app name, package, developer, category and version only.
How much storage space will the download take?
The file size for this build is not disclosed in the listing, so no figure is available to plan around. Storage requirements can only be confirmed once the file is present on your device. The listed facts cover the app name, package identifier, developer, productivity category, current version and release date, but not the download size.
Who publishes Root Explorer and what category is it in?
Root Explorer is developed by Speed Software and is categorised as a productivity app. That category reflects its focus on file handling and organised access to stored data on the device. The name of the developer and the category are both confirmed parts of this listing, alongside the package name and current version.