Android patchers

ReVanced Manager is an Android application patcher designed to modify compiled mobile binaries. It enables users to inject custom features, alter runtime behavior, and remove interface elements without requiring access to original source code. The utility distinguishes itself by performing all operations locally on the user device, ensuring privacy by avoiding external server dependencies. It automates the entire modification lifecycle, including the retrieval of application files, the application of bytecode-level patches, and the generation of new cryptographic signatures to ensure the resu

LSPosed is an Android runtime hooking framework and in-memory code modifier. It functions as a system hooking tool that intercepts and modifies system and application methods in memory to change behavior without altering original installation files. The project provides a standardized interface through the Xposed Module API, allowing for the development of plugins that alter the behavior of the Android operating system and installed applications. The framework covers a range of capabilities including runtime function interception, Android system debugging, and application customization. Thes

Xpatch is a collection of specialized utilities designed for modifying and resigning Android application packages to enable rootless hooking and plugin injection. It functions as an APK repackager that allows for the injection of loading logic and the application of new digital signatures to ensure modified binaries can be installed on devices. The project features a rootless hooking tool that inserts plugin loaders into application binaries, enabling runtime modifications without requiring system-level root access. It includes a signature bypass tool to disable internal verification checks,

apk.sh is a mobile application patching framework and reverse engineering tool designed to inject custom instrumentation and logic into compiled Android binaries. It serves as a workflow manager for modifying application packages without requiring access to the original source code. The toolkit focuses on automating the process of injecting the Frida gadget into Android packages, enabling dynamic analysis and function hooking on non-rooted devices. It handles the end-to-end lifecycle of deconstructing, modifying, and resigning binaries to facilitate security research, malware analysis, and be

APKLab is an integrated security analysis platform and reverse engineering IDE for Android applications. It provides a unified environment for decompiling binaries into source code, repackaging modified applications into signed installers, and performing comprehensive security analysis. The platform distinguishes itself by combining static and dynamic analysis workflows. It enables the injection of runtime hooks and gadget libraries to monitor application behavior, while providing specialized patching capabilities to intercept and decrypt encrypted network traffic via a proxy. The toolkit co

The ReVanced Patcher is a framework designed for modifying compiled Android application binaries. It functions as an engine for injecting custom code, altering bytecode, and updating resources directly within package files without requiring access to the original source code. The project distinguishes itself through a modular system that organizes modifications into independent, reusable units. These patches are managed through a dependency-aware execution process that ensures modifications are applied in the correct order, allowing for consistent behavior changes across different application

apk-mitm is a command-line utility designed to modify Android APK files to enable HTTPS traffic inspection via a proxy. It functions as a network security patcher and certificate pinning bypass tool, automating the process of altering application packages to allow man-in-the-middle traffic analysis. The tool modifies compiled Android packages by unpacking them, altering internal files, and re-encoding the binary. It specifically focuses on disabling certificate pinning and injecting network security configurations into the application manifest, which permits the use of proxy certificates on b

Apkstudio is a reverse engineering integrated development environment designed for decompiling, modifying, and recompiling Android application packages. It provides a specialized suite for transforming binary files into readable source code and bundling them back into installable application archives. The project features a framework integration system that imports manufacturer-specific files to ensure accurate decompilation of vendor-modified applications. It includes a dedicated editor for Smali, Java, and XML files with syntax highlighting, as well as a hex editor for the direct modificati

This project provides a collection of patches and modification sets for Android applications. It focuses on enhancing media consumption through the removal of advertisements and sponsored segments, while enabling deep customization of application interfaces and internal behaviors. The project employs system-level modifications, including binary hooking, bytecode manipulation, and dynamic memory patching, to override default application restrictions. These capabilities allow for the restoration of push notifications via signature spoofing, the suppression of screenshot alerts, and the automati

LSPosed is an Android runtime hooking framework and system modification tool. It enables the modification of application and system behavior in memory without altering original installation files, serving as a platform for distributing and managing community-created extension modules. The project provides a comprehensive suite for device and identity spoofing, including the ability to mask hardware identifiers, simulate geographic locations, and conceal root access or hooking frameworks to bypass security and integrity checks. It also functions as an application modder to unlock premium featu

Apktool is an Android APK reverse engineering tool designed to decode application packages into human-readable form and rebuild them after modification. It functions as a Dalvik bytecode disassembler and a resource decoder, transforming binary Android XML and DEX files into editable text and Smali representation. The project serves as an application rebuilder, packing modified resources and Smali code back into a functional Android application package. This capability enables the modification of application logic and resources for testing and deployment. The tool covers a broad surface of an

This project is a toolkit for reverse engineering, modifying, and re-signing Android application packages. It provides a suite of utilities designed to decompile compiled binary files into readable source code and translate low-level bytecode into formats suitable for human analysis. The tool facilitates security auditing and research by allowing users to extract and interpret manifest metadata, decode Unicode sequences, and inspect internal application logic. Beyond analysis, it supports the modification of application packages, enabling users to rebuild and re-align files to optimize perfor

Frida is a dynamic binary instrumentation toolkit that provides a framework for deep process introspection and live application state manipulation. It enables the injection of custom scripts into running processes to trace function calls, modify memory, and analyze application behavior in real-time across diverse operating systems and processor architectures. The project distinguishes itself by embedding a high-performance JavaScript engine directly within the target process, allowing for the execution of user-defined logic for real-time inspection. It utilizes instruction-level hooking to re