Lumin Pro: Unlock Peak Hardware Brightness via KernelSU

Lumin Pro is a display-modification module that overrides the default Android foreground brightness cap, pushing screens to their true hardware peak. Powered by a Rust-native binary, it dynamically scales display limits for maximum outdoor visibility without relying on heavy background polling.

I've been running this on my daily driver to actually read my screen under harsh sunlight, and the Rust-based listener catches brightness changes with virtually zero battery tax. Rather than blinding you with sudden light shifts, the module interpolates the transitions perfectly, making the jump to hardware-peak brightness feel incredibly natural.

Core Features

• KernelSU WebUI Control: Adjusting triggers and peak limits happens instantly inside the module's settings interface, completely eliminating the need for constant reboots.
• Smart Skip Logic: Drops the hardware boost automatically if HDR media plays, adaptive brightness takes over, or your phone hits a custom sleep schedule.
• Rust-Native Event Listener: A highly efficient background process prevents idle battery drain by ditching old polling loops for direct sysfs node monitoring.
• Custom App Blacklist: Pick specific activities or entire package names right from the built-in scanner to force normal display behavior during specific tasks.

Support & Requirements

• Root Method: Any KernelSU-compatible manager (or supported Magisk fork) featuring WebUI support.
• System Notes: Sustained peak brightness increases thermals and risks OLED burn-in. Ensure hardware values stay within safe operating ranges.

How to Install

1. Flash the module .zip file in your root manager and use your volume keys to navigate the quick calibration wizard.
2. Reboot your device to activate the resident background daemon.
3. Open the module's WebUI settings page to configure your target brightness nodes and hit save for instant application.