A simple command-line tool to automate the installation of multiple APK files on a connected Android device using ADB.
This lightweight utility is powered by a single .bat script and is ideal for fast deployment, testing environments, or automation tasks.

• 📂 Install all APKs from a selected folder
• ⚡ No GUI required — pure batch execution
• 🔁 Can be looped or scripted for CI setups
• 🧰 Easy to set up on any Windows machine

This tool requires ADB (Android Debug Bridge) to be installed and accessible via your system PATH.

1. Open Command Prompt

2. Run:

   echo %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Android\sdk\platform-tools

   This will give you the path to adb.exe

3. Open Start and search: Edit environment variables for your account

4. Click PATH → Edit → New

5. Paste the ADB path

6. Click OK on all dialogs

7. Restart any open terminals

1. Place the batch file (install_all.bat) inside the folder containing your .apk files
2. Double-click the file, or run it via Command Prompt:

   install_all.bat

To simplify usage from any location:

set android_installer=C:\path\to\install_all.bat
%android_installer%

📁 MyAPKFolder/
├── app-release.apk
├── module-feature.apk
└── install_all.bat ← run this file!

All .apk files in the folder will be installed one by one via ADB.

MIT License © Dean Aviv

This project is licensed under the MIT License, meaning you are free to use, modify, and distribute it.
Use at your own risk. No warranties are provided.

Developed as part of a tooling project for Android developers and testers.
Looking for a user-friendly interface? Check out the GUI version built with WPF.