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Open-Source Verified Ecosystem
The Open-Source Directory for
Android Modules & Tools
Index, audit, and install verified systemless modules, KernelSU drivers, and AxManager plugins securely directly from original developers.
100% Verified Binaries
Every package is scanned for bootloop risks and malicious shell scripts before indexing.
Open-Source Native
Direct integration with GitHub and GitLab releases ensures untouched upstream sources.
Modern Frameworks
Built specifically for KernelSU, APatch, standard Magisk, and AxManager environments.
An Open-Source Foundation for Android Optimization
Welcome to Magisk Module Directoryโa community repository engineered to provide transparent, safe, and systemless enhancements for modern Android devices. We bridge the gap between talented developers and Android enthusiasts by offering a strictly moderated platform where every module, script, and plugin is indexed with full source accountability.
Unlike unstructured file-sharing sites, our catalog prioritizes system stability. Whether you are deploying low-level kernel tweaks, audio drivers, display refresh-rate managers, or user-space utilities via Shizuku, our automated pipelines and editorial reviews ensure zero interference with Android Verified Boot (AVB) or safety protocols.
Open to All Publishers
Publish Your Open-Source Modules
Join hundreds of verified contributors distributing modules, systemless tools, and AxManager plugins safely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Magisk Module Directory is an open-source, community-driven ecosystem indexing verified modules, systemless tools, and performance plugins for Magisk, KernelSU, APatch, and AxManager.
Yes. Integrity and trust are our top priorities. Every published package links directly to verified source repositories or undergoes automated integrity checks to guarantee safe, bootloop-free deployment.
Absolutely. Along with deep root customization for KernelSU and Magisk, we maintain a dedicated directory for non-root environments powered by Shizuku and AxManager plugin architectures.
Developers can register for a verified publisher account, connect their repositories, and submit their scripts for automated scanning and community distribution.