timschneeb/awesome-shizuku

This is a curated list of Android apps that take advantage of a tool called Shizuku. Shizuku is a separate app that lets normal Android applications access parts of the operating system that are usually only available to apps with root access, all without needing to actually root the device. It does this by running a service through ADB, which is a developer tool built into Android. Once Shizuku is running, other apps can ask it to perform privileged actions on their behalf. The list in this repository covers a wide range of apps organized by category. Categories include audio processing tools, automation helpers, display management, privacy utilities, file managers, network tools, app installers, terminal emulators, and customization apps. There are also sections for apps that work specifically with certain device brands like Samsung OneUI, Google Pixel, and Xiaomi MIUI. Each entry in the list includes the app name, a brief description, its software license, and links to its source code or download page where available. Some entries are marked with a star symbol to indicate they are particularly notable. Closed-source apps are tracked in a separate file. The list is available in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. This is a community-maintained reference document, not a software project itself. Contributors can submit pull requests to add or update entries. A daily changelog repository is linked for people who want to track what gets added over time. There is also a section listing development libraries that other developers can use to build their own Shizuku-compatible apps, covering areas like filesystem access, system control, and power management. The full README is longer than what was shown.