SAD-B-D-M-T focuses on understandable Android diagnostics, user-controlled backups, live logging, and clearly labeled device actions. It is not designed as an automated flashing utility or a one-click repair promise.
The dashboard answers the first questions that matter during troubleshooting:
Enter a plain-language issue description, choose the privacy mode, and export a readable TXT report or a complete ZIP package. The diagnostic scan gathers a consistent set of safe read-only outputs for later review.
Pull common user folders from authorized shared storage to the Windows PC:
Start a real-time Logcat session, reproduce the problem, filter visible lines, clear the display, and export the accumulated log. This is useful when behavior changes while an app opens, a call starts, or the phone becomes unstable.
Request a normal Android restart, recovery mode, or bootloader mode from a dedicated page. Each action is clearly named so a user does not confuse a diagnostic task with a more invasive operation.
Run manual ADB arguments through the selected ADB executable. This keeps expert access available while letting most users stay inside the guided pages.
The first build avoids actions that could easily erase data, complicate support, or create an avoidable risk for a normal user.
Firmware installation and vendor-specific flash procedures are outside the prototype's scope.
The interface does not include a one-click destructive reset button.
The program is built around diagnostics, backup preparation, and device visibility.
The table summarizes what is available in v0.1.0 Prototype.
| Area | Available now | Primary purpose |
|---|---|---|
| ADB setup | Automatic detection and manual executable selection | Make the connection workflow understandable when ADB is bundled, installed elsewhere, or selected manually. |
| Device overview | Connection, authorization, model, Android build, battery, and storage information | Establish basic device context before collecting deeper diagnostics. |
| Reports | Readable TXT report and complete Windows ZIP package | Turn read-only diagnostic output into a clearer support handoff. |
| Backup | Common shared-storage folder pulls | Preserve important user files before deeper repair work. |
| Logs | Live Logcat capture, visible-line filtering, clear, and export | Collect evidence while an issue is reproduced. |
| Device actions | Normal restart, recovery mode, bootloader mode | Provide common technician actions in a clearly labeled interface. |
| Advanced access | Manual ADB terminal | Support expert follow-up without making raw commands the default experience. |
The documentation section covers installation expectations, USB-debugging authorization, reports, backup, Logcat, and troubleshooting.
