COPG is a Zygisk hardware profile manager for rooted Android devices that configures per-application CPU, GPU, and 120/144 FPS display properties. It applies flagship rendering presets systemlessly through a built-in WebUI without altering core system partitions.
Technical Details
Under the hood, COPG operates via standalone Zygisk implementations to supply flagship hardware parameters during application launch and detaches immediately so no background processes remain in memory. Users can assign per-app CPU, GPU, and high-refresh-rate profiles directly through the integrated on-device WebUI without rebooting between configuration changes.
Core Features of COPG
- Hardware Profiles: Assigns flagship CPU, GPU, and build property configurations on a per-application basis.
- High Framerates: Enables 120 FPS and 144 FPS display rendering modes alongside HD graphical presets and haptic feedback in supported titles.
- WebUI Dashboard: Manages custom per-app device configurations in real time without requiring system reboots.
- Session Controls: Automatically blocks incoming notifications, disables auto-brightness shifts, and keeps the display awake during active sessions.
Support & Requirements
Requires Android 9.0 or newer with Magisk (v24+), KernelSU (0.6.6+), or APatch (0.10+) running a standalone Zygisk provider such as Zygisk Next, ReZygisk, or NeoZygisk.
How to Install COPG
- Confirm a standalone Zygisk module (Zygisk Next, ReZygisk, or NeoZygisk) is active and download the
COPG.ziparchive to your device storage. - Open Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch, go to the Modules tab, and flash the
COPG.zippackage. - Reboot your device to initialize the systemless Zygisk service.
- Open the built-in WebUI directly from your root manager or via the KSU WebUI app on Magisk to configure per-app profiles.
Disclaimer: Running sustained 120/144 FPS rendering and maximum graphical presets increases thermal output and battery consumption; apply custom hardware configurations at your own risk.