Axora

Axora is a streamlined fork of AxManager focused on delivering a high-performance client for Android device management. It retains core ADB and non-root control capabilities while removing unnecessary bloat, prioritising speed, simplicity, and resource efficiency.

Unlike root-dependent managers such as KernelSU, Axora is designed ADB and non-root first. Root access is fully supported but never required, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of devices.

Features

- Minimalistic design with a clean, uncluttered interface focused solely on essential device control tasks. - Performance optimisations for faster startup, reduced memory usage, and smoother operation than upstream forks. - Full ADB and non-root support: complete functionality without root access. - Core tools: built-in shell executor, unrooted plugin management, and a WebUI for browser-based shell access. - Optional root compatibility: seamlessly leverages root access when available, with no dependency on root permissions.

Requirements

- Android 8.0 (API 26) or newer - Optional: root access for advanced use cases

Credits

Derived from AxManager by fahrez182. Redistributions or modifications must retain attribution to the original developer. Inspired by Magisk, Shizuku, and KernelSU.

Disclaimer

Axora is an independent, open-source project. It does not distribute original visual assets from AxManager or Shizuku Manager, nor does it claim to be an official replacement. It is not affiliated with any of the credited projects or their developers. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

License

Apache 2.0