ContextKit

ContextKit is a tool made for developers who use Java. It helps with big experiments on Android phones. This tool can use many parts of the phone like the location, movement, and proximity sensors. It can also use Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Direct. ContextKit can learn about how people use their phones. It can see what apps they use, how they move, and who they talk to. It is easy to add new things to ContextKit. You can make your own features or use the ones that come with it. ContextKit also helps save and send the information it collects to other computers. This tool is like other tools that do similar things, but it works with the newest Android phones. ContextKit can gather lots of information about people. It can learn about their activities, behavior, and who they talk to. This includes things like sound, battery life, weather, phone hardware, screen, calls, calendar, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, movement, location, and apps. To use ContextKit, you need to add it to your project files. You can find it on jitpack.io. ContextKit uses a simple language called JSON to set it up. Starting ContextKit is easy. You just need a few lines of code to load the settings and start the background service. To stop ContextKit, use the code that comes with it. This tool is free to use in your own projects.