MaFrida is a Magisk module designed to automate the Frida server startup process on Android devices during boot. It includes a lightweight command-line interface that allows users to easily manage, download, and switch between different Frida versions directly from a root shell.

I've found that manually pushing and managing Frida binaries can be a massive headache, especially when testing different app environments. This module handles the heavy lifting under the hood by using a background script for auto-booting, while the mafrida CLI tool lets you pull new versions or kill stuck server instances in seconds.

Core Features

Automated boot startup: The module can be configured to launch the server as soon as your device powers on, saving you the trouble of manual execution.
Built-in CLI tool: Typing mafrida into a root shell gives you instant access to commands for starting, stopping, or checking the current status of your instance.
Easy version switching: You can download and set specific Frida releases directly through the terminal without hunting down binaries online.
Custom server settings: Tweak the default port or change the server filename to help hide it from basic detection methods.

Support & Requirements

Root Manager: Magisk (requires root access).
Supported Architectures: arm, arm64, x86, and x86_64.
OS: Android.

How to Install

Download the MaFrida release .zip file to your device.
Open Magisk, navigate to the Modules tab, tap "Install from storage," and flash the file.
Reboot your phone, open a root terminal, and type mafrida to get started.