Use Apple’s own lists first; you do not need a password-bypass tool. Swipe left through the Home Screen to reach the App Library, tap the search field, and review the alphabetical list. An app removed from the Home Screen can still appear there.
Also check these places on an authorized iPhone:
- Settings > Apps for the complete installed-app list on current iOS versions.
- Settings > Screen Time > See All App & Website Activity for recently used apps.
- App Store > profile picture > Apps > My Apps for apps associated with the Apple Account. A previous download does not prove the app is currently installed.
- Settings > General > iPhone Storage for installed apps and their storage use.
- Settings > Privacy & Security to review sensitive permissions such as Photos, Contacts, Microphone, Camera, and Location.
Do not guess a Screen Time passcode or try to open a locked app belonging to another person. For ongoing supervision of a child’s device, Parentaler and Eyezy are two family tools to compare, but check whether installed-app reporting is available for the exact iPhone setup:
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