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Android SDK Command-line Tools

55,884installs in the last 30 days. Command-line tools for building and debugging Android apps.

Is Android SDK Command-line Tools growing? Yes. Its share of all app installs went from 2.2% in the two months before to 2.6% in the last 30 days (+18%).

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  • Installs, 90 days
    122,639
  • Installs, 365 days
    323,189
  • Share of all installs
    2.6%
    Sep 28 – Oct 28, 2026
  • Type
    Command-line tool

History

Installs in each recorded 30-day window.

No data in this spanNo data in this span16KNov 26 202530KJun 16 202656KOct 28

Average per 30 days

Three periods: the last 30 days, the two months before, and the nine months before that.

21,878Days 91–365Oct 28 – Jul 29 33,378Days 31–90Jul 30 – Sep 27 55,884Last 30 daysSep 28 – Oct 28, 2026
21,878Days 91–365Oct 28 – Jul 29 33,378Days 31–90Jul 30 – Sep 27 55,884Last 30 daysSep 28 – Oct 28, 2026

Android SDK Command-line Tools: details

Website
developer.android.com/studio
Category
SDKs, runtimes and cloud CLIs
Type
Command-line tool
Installs, 30 days
55,884
Installs, 90 days
122,639
Installs, 365 days
323,189
Trend
Get it
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brew install --cask android-commandlinetools
Needs Homebrew, a free tool for installing apps by typing commands.
Source
formulae.brew.sh/cask/android-commandlinetools

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