Package Name Info for Android Apps Hi I would like to know if there exists a website where in once you enter the name of the android app gives you all the related info of that particular app. I am especially interested in the Package Name of the app. 

I know about the site Droid Icon(Link) and also the app called Package Name viewer and have tried both out. 

The App package name viewer works excellently but only returns the info of the apps installed on my device and not all. So for the information I need I have to install the app first. Which is a tedious job if we need to do it for 10 or more apps. 

Droid Icon web site gives numerous package names which are at times not correct. 

So I would like to know if there exists another source for my specific requirement.( i.e package names).
Picking up my own example from above comment on the question: Simply use your Google-Fu. Here's mine:

intitle:"quick dial" site:play.google.com

Hits: 197. Now try that for 50 or 100 apps. For most of them, the result list will be shorter – if the devs thought of more unique names:

intitle:"secure backup" site:play.google.com

Hits: 3, Exact hits: 1 (easy to tell by the title). Hover the URL: com.sentinal.

[intitle:"stripsearch" site:play.google.com] Yuck. Got me. Need to improve my Google-Fu:

intitle:"stripsearch" site:play.google.com inurl:"store/apps": 1 hit. Exact. Correct.

Repeating #1 with the new foo: Much better, just 196 hits (oops).



I just notice I forgot the explanation:


intitle: What appears as &lt;TITLE&gt; in your browser window's title bar. With Google Play Store, this includes the App name – so this is where we put our search term
site: Restrict the search to a specific site. In our case, that's the Google Play Store – where most apps are listed. Same could be done with e.g. Aptoide (e.g. intitle:"quick dial" site:store.aptoide.com returns 3 hits) – but wouldn't work with F-Droid (the &lt;TITLE&gt; with them is always 'F-Droid', no matter what)
inurl: a string being part of the URL. I used this in my example to fix my search to apps – without that, results included Google Books, Google Music, and probably even more (everything sold via Google Play Store)