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Global App Presence Checker
Check your app's package name availability across multiple stores including Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery, and Amazon Appstore.
- Google Play Waiting
- Samsung Galaxy Store Waiting
- Huawei AppGallery Waiting
- Amazon Appstore Waiting
How it works: We check the web version of each store to see if your package name exists. If it returns a 404, it's likely available for registration.
How to use the Global App Presence Checker
Publishing outside Google Play? Your package name should be free in every store you plan to target. This tool checks Google Play, Samsung Galaxy Store, Huawei AppGallery and Amazon Appstore at once and links to any existing listing it finds.
- Enter your package name, for example com.company.appname.
- Start the scan. Each store is checked one after another and gets its own result card.
- Available means no public listing was found. Taken shows a link to the existing app.
- If a store says it could not be verified, try again later or open that store manually.
Frequently asked questions
Why check more than one store?
Many apps are also distributed on Samsung, Huawei and Amazon devices. Keeping the same package name everywhere keeps builds, deep links and analytics simple, so it helps to know early whether the name is free in each store.
Why does a store show "could not verify"?
Some stores block automated requests, redirect unknown apps or time out. In that case the tool cannot tell whether the name is used. Retry later or search the store yourself.
Is the result 100% certain?
No. Only public listings are visible. Unpublished, removed or region-restricted apps can still reserve a name. Each store confirms the final result when you upload your app.
Do I have to use the same package name in every store?
It is not required, but it is strongly recommended. Different names mean separate build variants and can confuse users who switch devices.