The RTI (Raw Touch Input) Universal module reduces screen touch delay by disabling Android's default IDC-level calibration and noise filtering. By forcing the system to read raw touch data directly, it delivers faster, more accurate screen responsiveness for competitive gaming.

I've been running this on my daily driver to see if the touch response actually feels different, and it's definitely noticeable in fast-paced shooters. Under the hood, it rips out the system's stock software filters so your swipes register instantly without the OS trying to "smooth" them out.

Core Features

Direct raw processing means your phone bypasses the default software filters to read untouched input coordinates.
Noticeably lower latency across the board, cutting down the delay between your finger hitting the glass and the action happening on-screen.
Built for gaming, giving you a massive edge in competitive matches where pixel-perfect reflexes actually matter.

Support & Requirements

Root: Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch
Android OS: Universal compatibility across various versions (results scale heavily depending on your device's specific touch driver).

How to Install

Download the RTI .zip file to your phone's internal storage.
Open your preferred root manager (Magisk or KernelSU), navigate to the Modules tab, and install the file.
Reboot your device to apply the raw touch settings.