Shizuku v13.6.0.r1086.2650830c
Shizuku is a free, open-source Android tool that lets other apps use system-level Android APIs without rooting your phone. Apps you approve can run with elevated permissions through ADB or wireless debugging, while Shizuku itself does nothing on its own.
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Version
13.6.0.r1086.2650830c
File Size
2 MB
Developer
Xingchen & Rikka
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common inquiries regarding Shizuku installation & verification
What is Shizuku?
Shizuku is an open-source app for Android that lets other apps use system-level APIs directly, with more rights than a normal app has, without root.
Does Shizuku root my phone?
No. Shizuku gives apps ADB-level permissions without rooting your phone, using ADB or wireless debugging instead.
How do I start Shizuku?
Open Shizuku, follow its setup guide, and pair it with wireless debugging or run the ADB command it shows you. It needs Android 7.0 or later.
Why does Shizuku do nothing on its own?
Shizuku is a bridge, not a tool by itself. It only works when another app that supports Shizuku asks it for system permissions.
Is Shizuku free?
Yes. Shizuku is free and open-source, made by Xingchen & Rikka, with its source code published on GitHub.
Is Shizuku safe to use?
Shizuku only gives extra permissions to apps you approve yourself. Only approve apps you trust, and do not grant permissions blindly.
Shizuku
Tools · 2 MB