RescueX is an automated bootloop recovery module for Android devices rooted with Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch. It actively monitors system startup and automatically disables problematic files if it detects consecutive crashes or timeouts, safely restoring device access.

I run a lot of experimental mods, and having this watchdog running in the background gives me total peace of mind. Instead of nuking your whole setup, it remembers your last successful boot and intelligently targets only the new, broken files causing the crash. You won't have to scramble for a PC or custom recovery just to fix a bad flash anymore.

Consecutive Reboot Protection: Kicks in automatically after a set number of failed boot attempts to shut down unapproved tweaks.
Smart Progressive Rescue: Targets suspicious recently added files first, then escalates to a full disable only if the system still refuses to start.
Dynamic Boot Watchdog: Tracks your hardware's historical startup times to prevent accidental triggers on slower phones.
Built-in WebUI Manager: Adjust settings and snap backups directly inside your existing root app, requiring no extra APK installations.

Support & Requirements

Root Support: Magisk (v27+), KernelSU, SukiSU Ultra, MMRL, and APatch (Experimental).
OS Support: Any Android version compatible with the root managers listed above.

How to Install

Download the latest RescueX release .zip from the official GitHub repository.
Open your root manager application and navigate to the Modules section.
Select "Install from storage", pick the downloaded file, and reboot your device once the process finishes.