Shizuku-Next

Shizuku Next is a fork of thedjchi's Shizuku, which is itself a fork of RikkaApps' Shizuku. It continues development where the previous fork left off, keeping the same package name, interfaces, and API, so apps that rely on Shizuku keep working without changes.

Features

Inherited from thedjchi's fork

- More robust start on boot, waiting for a Wi-Fi connection before starting the service - TCP mode: keeps the classic ADB port open so USB starts and the watchdog can restart Shizuku without Wi-Fi or pairing - Watchdog service that automatically restarts Shizuku if it stops unexpectedly and can alert on crashes - Start/stop intents to toggle Shizuku on demand via automation apps such as Tasker, MacroDroid, or Automate - Stealth mode (beta) to hide Shizuku from other apps - In-app updates (beta), with automatic update checks and optional download and install of the latest version - Android/Google TV and VR headset support, including D-Pad remote compatibility and pairing flows - MediaTek support, fixing a critical bug in the original v13.6.0

Added by Shizuku Next

- Automated setup: pressing Start detects when wireless debugging still needs pairing and launches the pairing flow automatically - Pair without typing: reads the pairing code and port from the system dialog and completes pairing automatically, with manual pairing as a fallback - Optional auto-disable of wireless debugging after Shizuku starts over it - Wireless debugging stays enabled so Shizuku can restart with USB debugging off and no Wi-Fi connection - Accurate status labels showing the server's real UID, transport, current start method, and default start method - Fewer cryptic failure cards, with pairing rejections reported clearly - One-tap battery-optimization bypass - Duplicate server cleanup and clearer auto-start progress states - Auto wake-up when an app requests the Shizuku binder while the server is down - Starts no longer require the device to be unlocked - Shell in the app: a terminal running commands as the UID Shizuku runs as, with streaming output, a command library, saved commands, and quick-command suggestions - Fade behind the navigation bar - Reliable TCP-port rebinding with custom ports - Batch permission management with multi-select, select-all, and toggle-all - Device info card showing manager version, kernel version, device model, fingerprint, SELinux and seccomp status - New Material 3 interface rebuilt in Jetpack Compose with a KernelSU-style layout, a bottom tab bar (Home, Apps, Labs, Settings), and a grid of tiles for App ops, Shell, Firewall, and Autostart - Start as system (UID 1000), Samsung only, using the vendor's FOTA agent - Start method setting for wireless debugging, USB debugging, system UID, or root - Separate USB start with its own transport and port handling - Restart timing options and one-start-at-a-time behavior - ADB without Developer options - Minimal permission requests, granted once a server is running - One-tap ADB port fix - Clearer apps list with search, sort, and filters, plus per-app chips (System or User, and status notes) - Per-app system permissions with protection levels and safety checks - App ops switches for background execution, foreground services, notifications, clipboard, screen capture, and more - Per-app actions and battery controls, including force stop, suspend, disable, clear data, uninstall for this user, standby buckets, battery optimization exemption, and network blocking via the platform firewall - App facts such as version, UID, SDK levels, ABI, signature, install source, and dates - Permissions page listing what the app needs and where to grant it - More resilient watchdog with self-healing, expected-death tracking, and rate limiting - Watchdog control intents and status broadcasts - Intents screen with ready-made commands to copy for automation - Compatibility work for Android 17, where the platform hides its own switches - Stability fixes for some Chinese devices (Xiaomi, OPPO, Lenovo) - Support for starting with no Wi-Fi at all, including an experimental local-only hotspot path - Optional persistent ADB port that survives a reboot

Requirements

- Minimum version: Android 7+ - Root mode: requires a rooted device - Wireless Debugging mode: works on Android 11+ and all Android TVs - PC mode: works on all devices - Start on boot: available only with Wireless Debugging or Root mode

License

Apache 2.0