The “Magisk Modules” category contains a collection of all available Magisk modules. Magisk is a powerful tool that allows Android users to customize their device by installing custom modules.
AsoulOpt is a Magisk module designed to optimize Android gaming performance by adjusting thread priorities for supported titles. It stands out because it provides game-specific tweaks rather than generic system optimizations, making it particularly useful for players of resource-intensive games like Genshin Impact, PUBG, and Call of Duty. Mobile gaming has become increasingly demanding, with
SukiSU Ultra is a kernel-based Android root solution forked from KernelSU, designed to provide advanced root access management with support for Kernel Patch Module (KPM). It offers compatibility across GKI and non-GKI devices, enhanced customization, and a secure approach to rooting. This blog explores SukiSU Ultra, a modern kernel-level root solution for Android devices. Rooting
Rooting an Android device gives you more control, but it often breaks Google Play Integrity checks. This can block apps like Google Wallet, Netflix, or banking apps. The Integrity Box Magisk module was created to solve this problem. In this blog, you’ll learn what Integrity Box is, its features, how to install it, and how
Encore Tweaks is a powerful Magisk module designed to boost gaming performance while intelligently saving battery during normal use. It works automatically, switching profiles based on your activity, making it one of the most user-friendly performance modules available today. Smartphone gamers often face a trade-off between smooth performance and battery life. Traditional performance tweaks usually
Internet restrictions and traffic filtering are common in many regions. Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is one of the methods used to block or throttle access to certain websites or services. Zapret Pocket is an open-source Android module that helps bypass these restrictions, giving users more freedom online. In this blog, we’ll cover what Zapret Pocket
XPTranslateText is an open-source Xposed module that automatically translates text inside Android apps using a layered approach: local caching, Google’s ML Kit for on-device translation, Gemini 2.0 API, and Google’s free translation API. It is designed for rooted devices running LSPosed or similar frameworks, and works on Android 13 through 15. What is XPTranslateText? XPTranslateText
Typing on your phone doesn’t have to be boring. With Rboard Theme Manager V3, you can unlock hidden customization options for Google’s Gboard keyboard. In this blog, we’ll explain what this LSPosed module is, its features, requirements, how to install it, and why it’s worth trying if you love personalizing your device. What is Rboard
In today’s world, apps are essential for work, study, and entertainment. But sometimes, apps can be accidentally uninstalled or their data cleared, causing loss of important information. This blog post will explain everything about BanUninstall Xposed Module, a tool that helps protect your apps from being removed or reset. What is BanUninstall? BanUninstall is an
Charging your phone faster is something almost everyone wants. Waiting for your device to charge can be frustrating, especially when you are in a hurry. FastCharge Next is a Magisk module designed to help rooted Android users reduce charging time safely and effectively. In this blog, we will explain what this module is, its features,
In this blog, we’ll explore Disable Log Request, an Xposed module designed for Android 13 and above. This tool automatically approves app requests to access device logs, saving users from constant permission prompts. We’ll cover what it is, requirements, features, how to download, install, and use it. By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding