Ashizw is a systemless root module that operates as an automated background watchdog for Shizuku. It keeps Shizuku running continuously by initiating the service on boot and automatically restarting it whenever crashes or unexpected shutdowns occur.

Technical Details

Ashizw runs an automated background monitor that evaluates Shizuku process states at timed intervals defined in /data/adb/.config/ashizw/config.json. Operating entirely systemlessly without altering system mount structures, it triggers recovery routines and service start commands without requiring manual terminal interaction. It records diagnostic events to local storage logs while integrating direct WebUI controls and hardware volume-key triggers inside KernelSU Manager.

Core Features of Ashizw

Automated Watchdog: Monitors Shizuku status at configurable intervals (default 30 minutes) and restarts dead instances automatically.
Boot Auto-Start: Launches the Shizuku service after device startup using an adjustable boot delay timer (default 45 seconds).
WebUI Dashboard: Delivers real-time status indicators, live auto-refreshing logs, theme selection, and one-tap service controls inside KernelSU.
CLI Controls: Features quick shell shortcuts and an interactive Termux menu for direct configuration and manual process execution.

Support & Requirements

Compatible with modern Android operating systems running Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch root environments with the Shizuku app installed.

How to Install Ashizw

Download the latest Ashizw-v1.5.zip file from the official releases page.
Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch) and go to the Modules tab.
Tap Install from Storage, select the downloaded zip package, and complete flashing.
Reboot the device to initialize the background watchdog service.

Disclaimer: Ashizw does not alter mount structures, meaning complete hiding of OverlayFS signatures requires kernel-level modules such as SuSFS.