DroidUtility

A powerful, non-root utility suite for Android designed for system optimization, debloating, and advanced command execution. Built for mobile-only development.

Features

- Shell Terminal: execute privileged shell commands via Shizuku with real-time output and history. - Debloat Manager: view all installed apps, search, filter by System/User, and uninstall or disable apps with one tap. - System Status: coming soon – currently removed for stability. - Theme Support: Light, Dark, AMOLED (true black), and System themes with persistent storage. - Shizuku Integration: uses Shizuku for elevated privileges without root. Permission request is built into the app. - Material 3 UI: modern, rounded, responsive design with dark/light mode support. - Xposed / LSPatch Integration: Xposed Module Implementation for more customizable apps – coming in update v1.1.0-beta.

Requirements

- Android 7.0+ (API 24) – tested up to Android 14 - Shizuku installed and running - No root required

How to Use

- Install Shizuku and start it via Wireless ADB or root. - Install DroidUtility and open it. - Go to the Terminal or Debloat tab. - If Shizuku is running but permission isn't granted, tap the "Grant Shizuku Permission" button. - Allow the permission in the Shizuku dialog.

Terminal tab

- Enter any shell command (e.g., pm list packages, getprop, dumpsys battery). - Tap Execute to run it. - Output appears in the terminal window with exit code.

Debloat tab

- Shows all installed apps with their names and package IDs. - Use the search bar to filter apps. - Use the filter chips (All / System / User) to narrow down. - Tap Uninstall to remove a user app. - Tap Disable to disable a system app (requires Shizuku).

Settings tab

- Switch between Light, Dark, AMOLED (true black), and System themes. - Check Shizuku status (running / permission granted). - Re-grant permission if needed.

License

MIT