Turn any website into a native-like Android app
Peel is an open-source Android app that turns websites into standalone, app-like experiences. It lets you create lightweight web apps with custom icons, isolated storage, and fine-grained privacy controls, separate from browsers.
Uses System Android WebView for efficient rendering and minimal resource usage.
- Add websites as standalone apps with automatic icon and title fetching
- Launch web apps directly from your home screen with adaptive icons
- Optionally run web apps in isolated sandbox processes with separate cookies and storage
- Block third-party requests, manage cookies, enforce HTTPS, set custom headers, etc
- Lock sensitive web apps behind fingerprint or face authentication, set flag secure to disallow screencasting and screenshots
- Force dark theme on any website with optional scheduling
- Set settings globally or override them per app
- Export and import all web apps and settings with all properties and icons
- Written in Kotlin with Modern Material 3 interface
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Hard fork of Native Alpha with significant changes including flow refactoring, removal of redundant options, and new features. Not compatible with the original.
Changes from Native Alpha
- Ad blocking
- Multi-touch gestures (2-finger navigation, 3-finger app switching, 2-finger reload)
- Custom WebView context menu pop-up
- Material Design 3 dynamic color support
- More reliable UUID-based app storage
- Web-app reordering
- Backups now include webapp positions in the list and images
- Persistent notification with Home/Share/Reload actions
- Optional pull-to-refresh
- More reliable icon fetching
- Letter icon generator
- Per-webapp setting overrides via a picker dialog
- Custom HTTP header map (replaces the dedicated user-agent setting)
- Always-use-HTTPS upgrade setting
- Disable screenshots setting (
FLAG_SECURE) - Long-press link sharing
- Per-webapp sandbox data clearing