LSPatch

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Rootless Xposed framework that patches individual APKs to load modules without Magisk or KernelSU. Rewrites target apps to embed the loader and runtime, sharing modules with its rootful sibling Vector. Version 1.2 adds an opt-in level 3 signature bypass, instant companion communication when module settings open, and fixes several crashes.

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LSPatch is the rootless companion to Vector, the Xposed framework this project is built on. Where Vector hooks the whole system as a Zygisk module and needs Magisk or KernelSU, LSPatch needs neither: it rewrites a single target app's APK to embed the loader and framework runtime, so that one app loads your Xposed modules on its own.

The two share a codebase — the same LSPlant-based hook engine and the same manager UI — and run the same modules.

Note: LSPatch changes one app at a time and leaves the rest of the system untouched. It cannot hook system processes or apps you have not patched — that is what the rootful Vector is for.

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What's new

v1.2Aug 24, 2026

LSPatch 1.2 adds an opt-in level 3 to the signature bypass, reaches a module's companion the moment its settings open, and fixes several crashes carried over from 1.1.
🔏 Signature bypass, level 3. Levels 1 and 2 miss an app that reads its own apk through an inline svc or parses it with getPackageArchiveInfo. Level 3 redirects both to the original signer. It rewrites four bytes of the app's own code, which a self-checksumming packer can notice, so it stays opt-in and arm64 only; level 2 remains the default.
🔌 A companion is reached when its settings open. A value changed in a module's settings app now reaches the running hook without force-stopping the target first — over Shizuku where it is granted, or through a service the companion binds at its own start where it is not.
⬆️ Version history and canaries on the update page. Pick any past or prerelease build from the title-bar switcher and follow its notes, channel and install.
🩹 Crash fixes. Choosing a language, running a local-mode app under a renamed manager, or re-patching a patched app in a release build no longer crashes.