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Updated 7 Sept 2026
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🚀 SmartDoze v4.1.1 — NEW UPDATE

SmartDoze has received several improvements in battery management and now features a new interactive menu that is more organized and easier to control.

🔋 Key Improvements:

  • New visual menu in English
  • Single and conservative SAFE profile
  • Better management of Doze, App Standby, and Adaptive Battery
  • Configurable automatic power saving
  • Enhanced backup and restore system
  • Low-frequency monitoring
  • 80 internal functions organized by categories
  • Better context detection for battery, screen, and charging
  • Greater compatibility by ignoring unsupported settings

⚠️ IMPORTANT — MENU CONTROL

To navigate the menu, use your device's volume buttons:

  • 🔼 Volume + → moves the arrow up
  • 🔽 Volume − → moves the arrow down

Leave the arrow on the desired function and wait 3 seconds to select it.

🛡️ SmartDoze continues to follow a conservative approach: it does not kill apps, does not force Doze, and does not alter CPU/GPU, governors, thermals, or aggressive properties.

⚠️💡 SmartDoze v4.1.2 — Explained Action

Now, when navigating with the VOL+ / VOL- buttons, a new section will appear on your screen:

SELECTED FUNCTION

This section provides a clear explanation of what each specific function does. For example:

App Standby policy
Enables Android App Standby when supported to limit unnecessary app activity.

✅ No Changes to Functionality

Everything under the hood remains exactly as it was:

  • 8 functions maintained: No functions were removed or replaced.
  • Consistent behavior: The core behavior of every function remains the same.
  • Core features intact: The SAFE profile, backup/restore system, and automatic monitor remain completely untouched.
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Comments (14)

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@9362000

I suggest the developer add more updates for the underlying‑system logic of the AxManages module.

R43DUZ
@R43DUZ

No tengo mucho que decir, solo que esta muy bueno apenas lo instale 2 días atras y me funciona bien, útil para una batería dudarera sin interferir con optimizaciones de otros módulos en rendimiento de juegos, por lo que vi es conbinable y útil, solo pediría para una nueva actualización si pudieran simplificar o facilitar las opciones que aparecen en la consola a la hora de ajustar las opciones con los botones de volumen y que también decirle que en momentos los mensajes que muestra la consola se desarman o no son coherentes de entender, pero gran trabajo desarrollador/a VOID_ADB siga así.

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

Thank you for the comment and the suggestion! 😸

walterjacksonw045design7036
@walterjacksonw045design7036

Which mode is better for gaming? Whenever I enable it, I experience a lot of lag. By the way, here are the modules I use for CODM: APO, ART, ARE, Fps unlocker, and GPU Void. Are these compatible with each other? Also, do you recommend any other modules?

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

Well, unfortunately, some modules can cause this because some of them operate in the same areas of the device. Of course, they aren’t exactly the same; they just have some similar functions and things like that. To be honest, the modules I like the most and recommend from the ones I’ve created are: ART Flow, VOID RAM, Android Resource Flow, FROST, System UI, VOID CPU, and VOID GPU. However, VOID GPU will depend on the user and whether they want to use it or not. I also recommend VOID Touch to improve touch responsiveness. The ones I mentioned are the modules that I believe can actually help with performance. Later on, I’ll update them so they can work together better without causing lag.

H
@Haruko

I can use all of them together right

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

Yes, you can. It depends on the user’s choice. I use several modules myself, but I’d recommend using a maximum of 5 or 6. Whenever I want to perform maintenance, such as improving performance or something similar, I simply run the action. The problem is that Android can cause the modules to stop working properly after some time, depending on the Android version. However, the modules start working again after running them, which is why I include an action in the modules. It’s important for each user to perform maintenance from time to time. I wanted to find a way to bypass this Android limitation, but it’s kind of difficult.

H
@Haruko

Best combo for gaming and battery? Also for ram

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

For battery: VOID Battery + Smart Doze. For RAM: VOID RAM, an older module I developed. For performance: APO, Fast Boot, Android Resource Flow, and Aero Performance. For touch sensitivity: VOID Touch. Another option for performance: VOID CPU and the new VOID GPU that I recently released. I recommend that users test different combinations and see what works best for their device. The best option is to keep the modules that actually provide noticeable improvements in performance, battery life, RAM management, or any other area they care about. My device is Xiaomi, so some of these modules may work very well on my device, but the results can be different on other devices. That's why I recommend testing them and checking how your own device behaves before deciding which modules to keep.

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

@VOID_ADB😸👍

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@Haruko

It's hard to use them all at the same time

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

Lmao, sorry. Well, do this: just use the ones that will actually help your device. You don’t need to use them all. 🫂

H
@Haruko

Bruh why u creating so many modules

VOID_ADB
@VOID_ADB

Well, just keeping my mind busy. I’m getting kinda bored, sorry haha.