Magisk Modules

If you have rooted your Android phone using Magisk ZIP, you already know that rooting is only the first step.

If you have ever wanted the smooth software experience and exclusive tools of a Google Pixel phone without buying a

Managing unwanted applications on an Android device can sometimes feel like an endless chore. Whether you want to prevent distracting

If you want to customize your Android device’s startup animation without modifying system files or relying on OverlayFS, the Bootanimation

EvilFont is a systemless Magisk/KernelSU module that replaces Arabic/Persian fonts and adds Apple-style emojis on Android, it’s open‑source, lightweight, and

LMKD‑PSI Activator is a Magisk module that switches LMKD to PSI mode to improve Android RAM handling, it offers dynamic

Hide-Navbar is a popular Magisk module that hides or customizes Android’s navigation bar on Android 10–15; install via Magisk or

Treat Wheel is an open-source Zygisk module by PerformanC that helps hide and manage mounts for rooted Android setups, it’s

TEESimulator is an open‑source Android system module that emulates a hardware Trusted Execution Environment (TEE) to produce software-backed key attestation

BetterKnownInstalled (BKI) is a Magisk/KernelSU/APatch module that edits your device’s packages.xml to fix DroidGuard UNKNOWN_INSTALLED flags; it requires root and

iboemcrypto Disabler lets rooted Android users restore playback of DRM apps (like Netflix) by masking the device DRM library, but

In this blog, we will explore Battery GURU Optimizer, a project developed to improve battery life and resource usage on