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rushiranpise / Shizuku-Next

git clone https://github.com/rushiranpise/Shizuku-Next.git v14.0.27-next · 2d ago

A feature-rich Shizuku fork with improved setup, reliability, UI, and additional start methods.

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LanguageKotlin
LicenseApache-2.0
Created2026-09-26 (23d ago)
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# Shizuku-Next
An enhanced fork of Shizuku that lets apps use system APIs through ADB or root.
## About
Shizuku-Next continues development of thedjchi's Shizuku fork, based on the original RikkaApps/Shizuku.
It keeps Shizuku's package name and API, so compatible apps continue to work.
> **Important:** This fork uses a different signing key. Uninstall the official Shizuku or thedjchi's fork before installing Shizuku-Next. A server started by the previous app may remain active until stopped or the device is rebooted.
If you want the original app, visit RikkaApps/Shizuku.
## Download
Get the latest build from Releases.
## Features
### Starting and reliability
- Start through wireless debugging, USB debugging, root, or Samsung system UID where supported.
- Automatically handles wireless-debugging pairing, including reading the pairing code on supported devices.
- Optional start on boot, watchdog restarts, automatic recovery, and configurable restart timing.
- TCP mode, USB-port recovery, and experimental startup without Wi-Fi.
- Optional mode to hide Developer options and ADB settings.
- Clearer startup status, diagnostics, and failure logs.
### Manager tools
- Material 3 interface with Home, Apps, Modules, Labs, and Settings.
- Manage Shizuku access, app permissions, app ops, battery settings, and app network access, with a fallback to the platform's own firewall API on ROMs whose connectivity command is missing.
- Inspect app details and launch activities.
- Built-in shell, log viewer, file browser, and app installer.
- Manage saved Wi-Fi networks and export/import their credentials.
- Force dark mode and hide selected device settings for chosen apps.
- Batch permission changes, searchable app lists, and device information.
- Tasker and other automation support through intents and status broadcasts.
### Modules and compatibility
- Experimental ADB module support, including module actions, services, and WebUI. Writing a module covers the format: `module.prop`, the environment a script runs in, the WebUI bridge, trust, and how a module gets found.
- Stealth mode and in-app updates.
- Android TV and VR-friendly UI support.
- MediaTek compatibility fixes and improvements for some devices.
Some features are experimental or device-dependent. Root, Samsung system-UID, and no-Wi-Fi startup methods are not available on every device. Only install modules and scripts you trust.
## Requirements
- **Android 7.0 or newer**
- **Wireless debugging:** Android 11 or newer; supported Android TVs are also compatible.
- **USB/PC start:** A computer with ADB.
- **Root start:** A rooted device with working root access.
- **System UID start:** Supported Samsung devices only.
- **Start on boot:** Supported start methods only.
See the wiki for setup and troubleshooting guidance.
## Privacy
- No tracking or analytics.
- No telemetry or proprietary libraries.
- No Google Play Services dependency.
- Open-source code and reproducible builds.
- Internet access is used for wirele