Xposed Framework is an Android runtime modification framework that lets modules alter system and application behavior without directly changing APK files. It is intended for rooted Android devices and developers or power users who need system-wide hooks, although the original framework is not maintained for current Android releases.
💡 Pick it for the largest modern Android root and module ecosystem with Zygisk-based Xposed replacements.
Magisk is a systemless root method that allows you to customize your device without altering the system files.
KernelSU contributors
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KernelSU is an open-source Android root solution implemented primarily in the kernel. It targets technically advanced users who want per-process root permissions...
APatch contributors
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APatch is an open-source Android root and kernel-patching framework for advanced users. It combines kernel-level privileges with support for modules and does...
Rikka
💡 Pick it when you need privileged Android automation without installing a full runtime-hooking framework.
Shizuku lets Android applications use system APIs with elevated privileges through a service started by root or Android Debug Bridge. It is...
Frida contributors
💡 Pick it for precise scripted runtime instrumentation and reverse engineering instead of persistent Android modules.
Frida is an open-source dynamic instrumentation toolkit for inspecting and modifying running applications on Android, iOS, desktop, and other platforms. It is...
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💡 Pick it when your root setup lacks Zygisk but you need compatibility with modern Zygote-based modules.
ZygiskNext is a standalone implementation of Zygisk functionality for Android root environments that do not provide it natively. It is intended for...
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