LSPosed

Built by LSPosed, it focuses on safe, reversible customization at runtime. It keeps APKs untouched while mirroring familiar Xposed APIs, so many modules work right away. For users seeking the LSPosed APK, the manager keeps modules and scopes organized. Below are the key features to consider.

• Xposed-compatible APIs that let many existing modules run without modification.
• All hooks in memory, keeping APKs intact and changes easy to roll back.
• Works with Android 8.1 to 14, supporting both Zygisk and Riru flavors.
• Manager appears after reboot, with clear scopes and per-app control.
• Integrated repository to browse, install, and update modules in one place.
• Open source project with stable and canary builds maintained by community.

Xposed-Compatible Runtime Hooks

LSPosed offers consistent APIs with the original Xposed, so familiar modules still apply. In day-to-day use, users keep APKs untouched while testing tweaks on specific apps. If a change feels off, disable the module and reboot to return to normal.

Manager and Module Repository

The manager appears after a reboot via notification, bringing modules and scopes into a single place. You can browse the repository, add tools, and update them without leaving the manager. For smoother upgrades, check the LSPosed latest version before switching builds or updating Magisk.

Download LSPosed on APKPure

You can download LSPosed directly from APKPure in just a few taps. The package is small, so the transfer usually finishes quickly on a stable connection. During installation, Android may request permission for unknown sources. After a reboot, a system notification surfaces the manager for setup.

For a smooth start, pick the Zygisk or Riru build that matches your Magisk configuration. If a module misbehaves, disable it and reboot to revert changes. Grab the framework and explore modules at your own pace.