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Designed for enterprises that need to protect sensitive work data.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Separated Apps is a Knox component for companies that need to keep sensitive work data apart from other apps on the same device. It is built for IT admins managing fully managed devices, and the listing says it is not intended for personal use.
The app does not do anything useful on its own. An admin has to turn it on and choose which apps go into the separate area, so the employee mainly meets it as a boundary between work apps and everything else.
The build we hold is Separated Apps 3.3.00.5 (APK) for Android 14 and up.
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An IT admin first installs work apps on the device through a UEM, the unified endpoint management system used to manage company hardware. After that, the admin enables Separated Apps and selects which apps to place in the secure, separate area.
The developer points to the Knox SDK documentation for the technical details of how this is configured.
Without any extra selection, the separate area includes Google Chrome, Samsung Calendar, Samsung Camera, Samsung Gallery, Samsung MyFiles and Samsung Video. Microsoft Office is also listed, but the listing notes it depends on the device model.
Because these defaults cover browsing, calendar, photos, video and file management, the separate area can hold the core tools a work profile usually needs. The admin can add other apps on top of these.
The separation applies to apps that the admin places in the secure area. Apps outside that area stay in the device's ordinary space, which is how the listing describes the split between corporate and third-party apps.
The listing gives no further detail on how the boundary behaves in daily use, so this page does not describe it beyond that.