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Discover 600+ top root apps, Magisk / KernelSU / APatch & LSPosed modules - organized by what you want to do

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New to rooting? Start with the Complete Rooting Guide before exploring the lists below. For privacy-friendly installs, use the F-Droid ecosystem: install Droid-ify (modern F-Droid client) and enable the IzzyOnDroid repo for many additional packages.

NOTE

Every entry links to its Source Code page (GitHub/GitLab etc.) for FOSS apps, otherwise to its Google Play Store listing. Use the local Search box or a page's Filter bar to narrow lists by badge ([M] Magisk, [K] KernelSU, [A] APatch, [LSP] LSPosed, FOSS, ⭐).


Browse by Category

Apps and modules are grouped by what you want to accomplish, not by whether they are apps or modules - each page combines root apps, Magisk modules, KernelSU modules, APatch and LSPosed modules for that topic.

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Looking for tutorials instead of tools? Browse the Rooting Guides or the General Guides.


Starter Kit: Must have Apps

AppWhy it's essential
Magisk
Root Management
If you chose Magisk, this is your manager.
App Manager
System → App & Package Management
Inspect and manage apps with root privileges.
MiXplorer
File Management
A powerful file manager with full root access.
AdAway
Ad Blocking
Open-source system-wide ad blocker.
Droid-ify
System → App & Package Management
A modern F-Droid client for installing open-source apps.

Glossary

Entry Tags

TagMeaning
Community-recommended (most trusted/popular in category)
FOSSFree and Open Source Software (source code available)
ProprietaryClosed-source software or unclear licensing

Framework & Module Badges

BadgeFrameworkRequires
[M]Magisk ModuleMagisk
[K]KernelSU ModuleKernelSU
[A]APatch ModuleAPatch
[LSP]LSPosed / Xposed ModuleLSPosed

Store & Source Icons

IconSource
🌱Available on F-Droid / IzzyOnDroid
▶️Available on Google Play Store

Ordering of Entries

  1. ⭐ (Community-recommended) entries first
  2. Alphabetical order within each (sub-)category
📚 Common Rooting Terms
  • Bootloader - Low-level software that starts your OS (must be unlocked for root)
  • Temporary Root - Root that exists in memory for the current boot only (e.g. GhostLock/CVE-2026-43499 tools); lost on reboot, no bootloader unlock needed
  • Recovery - Special mode for system modifications (TWRP, CWM)
  • Systemless Root - Root method that doesn't modify system partition
  • Zygisk - Feature for advanced app hooking and hiding
  • DenyList - Feature to hide root from specific apps
  • Play Integrity - Google's security check (replacing SafetyNet)
  • Knox - Samsung's security platform (trips when bootloader unlocked)

Resources and Help

Official Channels

PlatformPurposeLink
🌐 WebsiteBrowse apps, modules & guidesawesome-android-root.zhoe.org
📂 GitHubSource, discussions & issuesGitHub Repo
𝕏 X/TwitterUpdates & news@awsm_and_root

Quick Help Paths

Contribute and Participate

  • ⭐ Star the repo (boosts discovery)
  • 🐛 Report issues
  • 💡 Suggest new apps/modules
  • 🧹 Improve formatting / dead link cleanup

📝 Read the Contributing Guide before major PRs.


IMPORTANT

Educational reference only. Proceed at your own risk. Rooting can void warranty, break security (Knox/Integrity), and lock out banking/DRM apps. Avoid proceeding if this is a mission-critical device or if you lack a verified backup.

Pre-Flash Checklist

Risk Mitigation

  • Systemless First: Favor Magisk/KernelSU over invasive system partition mods.
  • One at a Time: Change one variable and test before moving to the next.
  • Clean Rollback: Keep pristine copies of original boot and vbmeta images.
  • Module Safety: Check "Open Issues" and avoid overlapping mods (e.g., multiple ad-blockers).

Respect licenses, ToS, and local laws. Do not use root to unlawfully bypass paid features. See the Legal Disclaimer for details.