MultiRoute

MultiRoute is an Android LSPosed module for per-app routing, secondary Wi-Fi connection management and hotspot upstream selection. Routing uses Linux kernel policy rules without userspace VPN forwarding.

Features Per-app routing: Select primary Wi-Fi, secondary Wi-Fi, cellular or Ethernet for an app, including clones and work profiles in separate Android user spaces.

Secondary Wi-Fi management: Provide Auto, Xiaomi, AOSP and Root Direct schemes, distinguishing same-SSID access points by BSSID and band.

Hotspot upstream selection: Choose cellular, secondary Wi-Fi or the system default network, and display the actual upstream.

Scenario plans: Select plans by network conditions or manually, with priority-based layering.

Network policies: Support fallback when a channel is unavailable, recovery delays and on-link LAN bypass.

DNS redirection: Redirect assigned apps' IPv4 UDP/TCP port 53 traffic to the selected channel's resolver.

Configuration backup and restore: Preview imports, restore selected categories and migrate older files. Exports omit Wi-Fi passwords.

Status and diagnostics: Display network and module status, and export or share diagnostic logs.

Compatibility

Item Requirement Root Solution KernelSU / Magisk / APatch Xposed Framework LSPosed (or compatible framework supporting LibXposed API 101+) Module Scope System Framework only (system / system_server) Android Version Android 11+ (minSdk 30); verified on Android 16 and 17 (HyperOS)

Notes

Activation: Enable MultiRoute in LSPosed Manager, check System Framework in scope, then reboot the device (or soft restart Zygote). Module Updates: A system reboot is required after updating the module APK to load new hook bytecode. Modifying routing rules in the app does not require a reboot. VPN Coexistence: With a full-tunnel VPN, assigned apps will bypass the VPN tunnel. If Android's "Always-on VPN with block connections without VPN" is enabled, the VPN takes precedence.

License GNU General Public License v3.0