Reviva | Deleted Photo and File Recovery Android App

Reviva | Deleted Photo and File Recovery Android App

Reviva is a modern Android recovery application designed to help users scan storage, browse recoverable files, preview supported formats, select items, and restore recoverable photos, videos, audio, and documents through a streamlined interface.

Built with Kotlin and XML, Reviva includes category-based recovery, file and folder browsing, a Recovery Vault, Restore History, storage permission guidance, responsive layouts, and built-in ad monetization. It is intended for developers seeking a customizable Android source-code product.

Recovery limitation: Results depend on the device, Android version, available storage data, and whether deleted data has been overwritten. Recovery of every deleted file is not guaranteed.

Highlights

Complete Scan-to-Restore Workflow

Guide users from storage permission through category selection, scan results, file preview, multi-selection, and restore.

Multiple File Categories

Scan photos, videos, audio, documents, or all supported file categories. Browse results by category and folder to locate recoverable content.

File Preview and Details

Preview supported media and documents, and view useful file information such as name, path, size, type, and date before restoring.

Recovery Vault and Restore History

Access restored files from the Recovery Vault and review past recovery actions through Restore History.

AdMob Monetization

Built-in banner, interstitial, and rewarded ad placements support monetization. Recover-all actions use rewarded ads, while configurable thresholds manage selected interstitial placements. Google UMP consent and Privacy Choices support are included.

Developer-Friendly Customization

Customize the app name, icon, splash artwork, package name, UI text, colors, supported category labels, ad IDs, legal links, and notification configuration. The project uses Kotlin with XML layouts, View Binding, and Material components.

Important Information

The app uses Android All files access for its core scanning and restoring workflow. Buyers are responsible for verifying their use case against Google Play policies, completing applicable permission and Data Safety declarations, and providing their own privacy policy and third-party service credentials.