Download Mountify Module: Hide Root on Magisk & KernelSU

Mountify is an Android metamodule that mounts root modifications globally via OverlayFS. Designed for KernelSU, APatch, and Magisk, it deliberately mimics standard OEM mount points. This approach hides custom files from aggressive security scanners while keeping your operating system fully functional.

I flashed this alongside Zygisk Next on APatch to dodge strict banking app checks, and it successfully bypassed heavy mount detections like Zimperium. Relying on the tmpfs mode kept my footprint totally invisible, so I could keep my audio mods active without failing security tests.

Core Features

• OverlayFS integration: Drops conventional magic mounts entirely to drastically reduce your mount count and evade root checks.
• Dual backends: Pick between a lightweight tmpfs mode or an ext4 sparse image based on your kernel capabilities.
• WebUI configuration: Manage fake folder names and whitelist specific modules directly from a clean browser interface.
• Anti-bootloop protection: Built-in safety triggers stop your phone from soft-bricking if a faulty module configuration crashes the system.
• SELinux mirroring: Clones the exact security context of every file so that external drivers and apps function normally.

Support & Requirements

• Supported Root: KernelSU, APatch, and Magisk.
• Kernel Requirements: Your device must have CONFIG_OVERLAY_FS=y. Enabling CONFIG_TMPFS_XATTR=y is highly recommended.

How to Install

1. Download the Mountify release ZIP directly from its GitHub repository.
2. Open your preferred root manager app and flash the file directly.
3. Reboot your device to apply the OverlayFS rules.

Why Download This Module?
If you rely on system modifications like GPU drivers or audio tweaks, standard root setups trip security flags almost instantly. Mountify acts as a clever workaround. By mimicking a native manufacturer folder instead of a basic root directory, your files stay hidden. You retain deep system access for your favorite tweaks while slipping right past aggressive app scanners.