Download ReZygisk: Open-Source Zygisk for KernelSU & APatch

ReZygisk is an open-source, standalone implementation of the Zygisk framework designed for modern Android root solutions like KernelSU, APatch, and Magisk. It injects code into the Android Zygote process, allowing third-party modules to modify app behavior without exposing root status.

I've been running this on my daily driver after migrating to KernelSU to keep banking apps happy without giving up my favorite UI tweaks. Under the hood, it completely replaces the closed-source Zygisk Next, giving me the security of an auditable open-source base while flawlessly hooking my old Magisk modules.

Core Features

• Fully open source. It guarantees community-driven transparency since any tool with superuser access needs to be highly auditable and safe.
• Bypass strict detection by pairing it directly with APatch or KernelSU to hide your root from stubborn banking, gaming, and enterprise apps.
• Direct module compatibility: You get to keep running standard Zygisk ad-blockers and performance scripts without relying on traditional Magisk.
• Pick your build. Choose the release zip for daily stability and optimized binaries, or grab the debug version if you need to pull heavy logs.

Support & Requirements

• Root Type: KernelSU, APatch, or Magisk (Magisk users must disable the built-in Zygisk option in settings to prevent conflicts).
• Requirements: Android NDK environment.

How to Install

1. Download the stable release zip from the GitHub repository.
2. Open your preferred root manager (KernelSU, APatch, or Magisk), go to the Modules section, and flash the zip file.
3. Reboot your phone and check the module description to verify the daemons (like 64-bit/32-bit monitors) are actively running.