1. Have ADB installed and connect your device via usb with the enable of developer usb debug 2. check if the device is accessible via adb ```console adb list ``` 3. List of all installed apps with ```console adb shell pm list packages -f -3 ``` 4. After export the desired app to your computer with ```console adb pull /data/app/com.kobil.consors-1/base.apk ``` 5. Disconnect your device and connect the other device via the USB cable and install it via ```console adb install base.apk ```

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4032960/how-do-i-get-an-apk-file-from-an-android-device

Today I had to used adb devices to check what devices are connected via usb ```console adb devices ``` command to see all packages installed ``` adb shell ls packge ``` the list ``` package:/data/app/~~7nrZdJ0TFzA36fYgNDIMUw==/org.calantas.mygeo-MTpySRzaGvVAxWfwoyUTvA==/base.apk=org.calantas.mygeo ``` export with ``` adb pull /data/app/~~7nrZdJ0TFzA36fYgNDIMUw==/org.calantas.mygeo-MTpySRzaGvVAxWfwoyUTvA==/base.apk ``` import on other device ``` adb install base.apk ``` 19.01.24

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