How to find all the apps you have purchased on an Android phone
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It is curious how Google has not yet implemented in its application store any section in which the user can find, organized and in an orderly manner, all the applications that he has been buying since he began his journey in the android world. Yes, there are users who never buy applications, so this problem does not bother them, but others do keep an eye on offers and, from time to time, checkout. What happens when we format the phone, when we uninstall and install apps? Where can we find the applications we have purchased?
Where are my paid apps? Find out thanks to Purchase Apps
To do this, we have to use third-party applications. There is no other choice than that until Google decides to create a tab where we can see the tools we have bought. To do this, we are going to go to the application store and we are going to download 'Purchased Apps' (in Spanish, 'Purchased Applications'), an application that will allow us to have all our purchases located. This application is free although it contains , which can be removed for an amount of 3 euros.
Once you have installed the application on your phone you must connect it with your Google account. The app will then automatically detect all the apps you have purchased on your phone. And not only those that have cost you money, but those that you were able to download and were free due to temporary offers.In addition, it will appear how much you paid for each of the applications and the total money invested in them since you have a Google Play Store account.
In the side menu of the application you have all the possible categories found in Google Play. So, if you want to look at all the 'action' or 'casual' apps you've bought, just go to their special category If you want to re-download one of the applications that you bought, you just have to click on one of them and the application will launch you to its site in the Google Play Store. Then download and install as usual.
Thanks to 'Purchased Apps' you will no longer have to search among thousands of applications which ones you bought back in the day. A useful application and, best of all, free.
