Vector Framework - Download Latest For Rooted Android

Vector Framework is a high-performance, Zygisk-based ART hooking module for Android that modifies system and app behavior in-memory without altering APK files. Engineered on LSPlant, it acts as a modern replacement for Xposed to provide a stable, non-destructive instrumentation environment.

I tested Vector 2.2, and the new libxposed API 102 hot reload feature is a massive time-saver. You can update a module's code atomically inside a running process, so I no longer have to kill apps or reboot the device just to see my changes take effect. It runs smoothly in the background, isolating modules perfectly to the specific user profile that installed them.

Core Features

• In-memory hooking allows you to tweak system functions safely without permanently modifying any core files.
• Hot reload instantly pushes module code updates directly into active processes, saving you from constant app restarts.
• Strict isolation limits modules exactly to the user account that set them up, preventing unwanted cross-profile behavior.
• Broad compatibility handles legacy Xposed modules and modern libxposed API standards within one unified package.

Support & Requirements

• Android Versions: Android 8.1 through Android 17 Beta.
• Root Access: Requires Magisk or KernelSU with a functional Zygisk environment enabled.

How to Install

1. Download the latest release zip file from the official GitHub repository.
2. Open your root manager (Magisk or KernelSU) and flash the module directly from the installation menu.
3. Reboot your device to activate the framework, then access the manager settings from your system notifications.

Why Download Vector Framework?

Vector is the direct, active successor to LSPosed, actively fixing older bugs like broken JNI exceptions and missing hooks in release builds. If you want to heavily customize your device without breaking system files, this tool gives you safe, root-level control. It keeps your phone fast while running your favorite tweaks. If a module ever causes issues, you can easily reverse the damage with a quick device reboot.