Tools
Audio Mods
Bypass safety dosimetry and system volume limiters
Safety Level Bypass
Android implements a Calculated Sound Dose (CSD) system that limits volume based on a 7-day rolling window to prevent hearing damage. This tool suppresses these warnings via ADB.
Note: Due to legal regulations, Android will reset these settings after 20 hours of music playback or upon reboot. You will need to re-apply the bypass here when that happens.
hearing Hearing Damage Risk
How are you using this device? Bypassing the volume limiter is intended ONLY for users connecting their device to an external amplifier (e.g., Car Stereo or Home Receiver) where the phone acts as a line-level source.
If you are using headphones, please follow the 60/60 Rule: Listen at no more than 60% volume for no more than 60 minutes at a time.
- 85 dB: Safe for 12.5 hours/week.
- 100 dB: Permanent damage in 20 minutes.
- 110 dB: Permanent damage in 2.5 minutes.
Boot Manager
Reboot modes and bootloader management
Quick Actions
Restart the phone normally.
Boot into recovery partition.
Boot into bootloader mode.
Boot to Odin/Download Mode (Samsung Only).
Enter rescue mode for deep system recovery.
Bootloader Management
UI Speed Tweaker
Optimize animations and screen density
Animation Scales
Display Density (DPI)
Change how much content fits on your screen. Lower values make elements smaller (more space), higher values make them larger.
Popular Presets
Screen Resolution (Size)
Override the internal screen resolution for testing or performance (WxH).
Common Presets
Touch Responsiveness
Adjust the long-press delay. Lower values make interacting with elements feel much faster.
App Compiler (ART DexOpt)
Android normally uses a mix of Ahead-of-Time (AOT) and Just-in-Time (JIT) compilation — meaning it compiles parts of app code on-the-fly as you use them. The commands below force Android to pre-compile all app code into native machine code before you even open them.
The benefit: Apps launch faster, run smoother, and the CPU works less over time — which can actually improve battery life.
The trade-off: The initial compilation takes 5–15 minutes (depending on how many apps you have) and uses a few hundred MB of extra storage. Your phone may feel warm during this process — that is normal.
help_outline When should I run this?
- After App Updates: The best time! It pre-compiles new versions immediately instead of waiting for your phone to do it overnight.
- Feeling Sluggish? If many apps are laggy or slow to open, this can give the entire system a fresh boost.
- Daily or Reboots? No. Once compiled, it persists across restarts until an app is updated or uninstalled.
Compiles each app one-by-one with a live progress bar. You can watch which app is being compiled in real time.
⚠️ Requires staying connected via USB for the duration.
Sends a single command to compile all apps at once. No progress tracking, but the process runs entirely on your phone.
✅ Safe to unplug immediately after starting.
Trigger Android's normal background optimization cycle immediately, instead of waiting for the system to do it overnight. A gentler, balanced approach.
✅ Safe to unplug immediately after starting.
Adblock DNS
Set Android's Private DNS to block ads system-wide
Private DNS routes DNS queries through an encrypted provider without installing apps. It can block ads and trackers at the system level.
info Works on Android 9+ and can be changed anytime.
Current Status
Connect a device to read current settings.
Pick a DNS-based adblocker and apply it with one click.
Reset Options
Return Private DNS to automatic (uses your network provider when available).
Turn off Private DNS completely and clear any hostname.
Shizuku Manager
Advanced ADB-powered service for apps
What is Shizuku? Shizuku allows other apps to use system APIs directly with ADB privileges. It's used by debloaters, specialized file managers, and automation tools.
Service Status
Launch the Shizuku Service.
Android Core Optimizations
These patches help stop AOSP firmware from killing Shizuku in the background.
Android 8+
Bypass standard Doze Mode suspension.
or...
Settings > Apps > Shizuku > Battery and
select Not Optimized (or Unrestricted).
Android 9+
Force Shizuku into the "Exempted" App Standby Bucket.
or...
App Battery Usage settings depending
on OS.
Android 11+
Disable cached app freezer, which lets Android migrate its processes into a frozen cgroup
or...
Suspend execution for cached apps, set it to
Disabled, and reboot.
Android 12+
Disable the Phantom Process Killer limit (32 max) which routinely purges heavy child threads.
or...
Disable child process restrictions to
ON. (ADB mandatory on A12-A13).
OEM-Specific Optimizations
Smartphone companies take things a step further and implement their own app killing methods.
Samsung
Samsung's Sleeping Apps feature aggressively puts unused background applications to sleep, starving Shizuku of resources.
and...
Settings > Battery > Background usage limits
and add Shizuku to 'Never sleeping apps'.
Settings > Apps > Shizuku > Battery and
select 'Unrestricted'.
Xiaomi
Xiaomi's proprietary Security App natively overrides standard Android battery configurations, killing Shizuku on screen-off unless Autostart is permitted.
and...
Autostart to ON.
BBK Group
BBK devices have a notoriously aggressive background task killer that clears memory rapidly to show "smooth" performance.
and...
Settings > Apps > App Management > Shizuku > Battery usage.
Enable 'Allow background activity' and 'Allow auto launch'.
Huawei
Huawei's "PowerGenie" framework actively hunts down background apps. You have to take Shizuku out of its automatic control.
Settings > Battery > App Launch. Find
Shizuku and toggle off 'Manage automatically'.
Pixel Magisk Patcher BETA
Guided, client-side rooting orchestrator
Connection & Recon
Establish trust and gather device data.
Phase 01
Connection & Recon
Establish a secure ADB bridge to initialize the patching environment.
Ensure USB Debugging is enabled in Developer Options before connecting your Pixel.
A locked bootloader must be unlocked before rooting, which will wipe all data on your device. Please back up your data before proceeding to the flashing phase.
Firmware Handoff
To proceed with the patch, we require the official Google Factory Image for your device. Ensure the firmware version matches your current build.
Image Depository
Upload the stock boot or factory image
Step 2: Load into 80bee
Drag the downloaded .zip or .img file here.
Drop Factory ZIP or Image
Verified Filename
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Firmware Size
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Magisk Preparation
Upload the official Magisk application package to begin the environment patching sequence.
Step 2: Load into 80bee
Drag the downloaded Magisk APK here.
Drop Magisk APK
or browse files
Patching Environment
The device is now preparing the kernel image for superuser modifications. This orchestration happens entirely within the local environment.
Fastboot & Flashing
Prepare your device for the patched boot image. Ensure your USB connection is stable before initiating the flash.
Unlock Alert
Your device bootloader is locked. Unlocking will wipe all data.
auto_awesome Flashing Workflow
SEQUENTIALReboot to Bootloader
ADB restart into Fastboot mode.
Connect Fastboot
Handshake with the bootloader.
Flash Patched Image
Writes patched_boot.img to active slot.
Root Successful!
The boot image has been successfully patched and flashed. Your device is now verified with superuser privileges and is ready for customization.
Su-Binary Verified
Environment variables configured and kernel reporting active root access availability.
Sideload Bypass
ADB-powered APK installs for trusted testing
What this does: Install APKs directly over ADB, which is the developer workflow for device testing and internal distribution.
info Android's new advanced flow for installs from unverified developers includes developer mode, a coaching check, a reboot, a one-day wait, and re-authentication. Use ADB installs only for apps you trust.
Select APK Package
Upload your Android package to begin the installation flow.
Drag and drop file
Supports .apk files
Skip permission popups on first launch.
Allow Downgrade
Install older versions over newer ones.
Allow Test-Only
Installs APKs marked as test-only.
Bypass Low Target SDK Block
Enable installs for legacy-targeted apps.
Target Profile
Overrides the User ID selection.
Install Summary
Pi-hole Installer (BETA)
Rootless adblocker & DNS deployment using PRoot
Automated Payload Delivery
Load the required files below to silently deploy Termux, configure an Ubuntu environment, and set up RethinkDNS loopback.
Installation Steps
Select the Termux APK payload to install the base terminal
environment.
Download
Termux from GitHub
Select the deployment script (.sh) to construct the rootless
Ubuntu subsystem.
Download
80bee Setup Script
Select the RethinkDNS APK to route device traffic into the
Pi-hole.
Download
RethinkDNS
Diagnostics & Tools
Check if Pi-hole FTL is running and which ports are listening on the device.
Launch FTL inside PRoot, view logs, or inspect the available FTL flags. Commands are injected into Termux.
Execution Console
terminal Installer Output
Waiting for payloads...
Home Assistant Automator BETA
Deploy Home Assistant Core on Android via PRoot
Note: This process installs a Debian subsystem inside Termux and compiles Home Assistant Core. Expect 15-30 minutes for completion.
Status & Prerequisites
Neutralize background limits to keep HA alive.
Installation Control
Bootstrap Debian and install Home Assistant. This is a one-click process once prerequisites are met.
Execution Console
terminal Installer Output
Waiting for interaction...
Battery Optimizer
Manage Doze mode, Adaptive Battery, and power saver states
System Power Settings
Toggle standard Android battery saving mode (limits background activity, visuals, etc).
Toggle AI-driven adaptive battery management (limits power for apps you don't use often).
Doze Mode Control
Enable or completely disable Android's system-wide Doze behavior. Useful for testing or making sure background servers stay alive.
Instantly force the phone into deep Doze mode without waiting for the screen to be off or unplugged.
Connectivity & Radios
Stops the cellular radio from staying active on Wi-Fi for faster handoff. Useful for home or work where you stay on Wi-Fi.
Immediately disables the cellular data interface without navigating Settings.
Immediately disables the Wi-Fi interface without navigating Settings.
Scanning & Sensors
Stops background Wi-Fi scanning when Wi-Fi is off.
Stops background Bluetooth scanning when Bluetooth is off.
Stops nearby device scanning services that run in the background.
Battery Diagnostic BETA
Scan your device to identify battery drain culprits, view battery health, and analyze discharge patterns.
Run a diagnostic scan on your device. Ensure your device has been off the charger for a few hours for the best results.
Optional, but highly recommended for accurate health estimation.
Analyzing Diagnostics...
Pulling stats from device...
Battery Health
Discharge Timeline
Run a Full Scan to view the discharge timeline and detect drain spikes.
Top App Drain Offenders
Hardware & System Drain
This represents hardware components and low-level Android OS services keeping the device awake. You cannot uninstall these, but they can explain poor battery life (e.g., poor cellular signal causing radio drain).
Debloater & App Manager
Debloater
Browse our database of thousands of pre-installed apps and their safety ratings.
Before making changes, create a snapshot of your currently installed apps. You can use this later to easily restore your setup if needed.
Upload a previously saved `.80bee` snapshot file to re-enable disabled apps, or simply detect and enable all currently disabled apps.
Detecting device profile...
No negative impact
These apps were found to be disabled on your device or missing from your snapshot.
De-Google
Before removing core Google services, create a snapshot. You can upload it later to re-enable disabled apps.
No negative impact
Bloatware Encyclopedia
App Manager
Create a snapshot of your currently installed apps before making changes. You can restore from a snapshot or detect disabled apps later.
Upload a previously saved .80bee snapshot file to re-enable disabled apps, or simply detect
and enable all currently disabled apps.
These apps were found to be disabled on your device or missing from your snapshot.
--user 0 command. It removes the app for the primary user but does not reclaim system storage. If needed, you can reinstall uninstalled system apps using the "Reinstall" action on the app card.
Scan Installed Apps
Connect your Android device to scan and manage installed applications.
Scanning Device...
Reading packages from phone...
warning Danger: Expert/Unsafe Apps Selected
You are attempting to disable/uninstall packages that are classified as Expert (Unsafe) or Danger. Proceeding may break core system functionality, cause apps to crash, or lead to device instability.
warning Critical Warning
You have selected a higher tier. Removing Tier 2/3 packages can soft-lock your device or cause bootloops if alternatives are not pre-provisioned. Proceed with caution.
GCam Detector BETA
Identify hardware and deploy the perfect GCam configuration
Hardware DNA Scan
Identifying your phone's SoC, Camera2 API level, and sensor strings.
Ready to Scan
We need to run a few ADB commands to identify your hardware.
Detected Sensors
LMC 8.4
Optimized for your hardware profile.
Advanced / Experimental
Latest beta ports from other modders.
Inject XML Configuration
We will place the optimized tune in the correct folder.
Final Step: Load Your Profile
The file has been placed. Now you must activate it inside the app.
Double-tap the black area
next to the shutter button to import
Setup Verified?
Open GCam and test the lenses. Does everything look good?
Bluetooth Repair BETA
Resolve pairing timeouts and persistent connection failures
Diagnostics & Verification
MAC Address
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Adapter State
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Hardware Failure Suspected: Adapter MAC address is null or 00:00:00:00:00:00. This often indicates a catastrophic chipset failure rather than a software issue.
Why is my Bluetooth broken?
Over time, Android's Bluetooth subsystem accumulates cached data, bonding keys, and manufacturer-specific optimizations. If these internal databases become corrupted or fall out of sync, which happens so often occurring after OTA system updates, you will likely experience pairing timeouts, random stutters during audio playback, or persistent failures to connect to your car or headphones.
How we Fix Bluetooth on Android
This tool uses ADB to bypass the standard settings UI (which sometimes freezes when the radio is hanging). We force-stop the daemons related to Bluetooth, completely sanitize the core databases, and then programmatically cycle the networking hardware to rebuild the Android Bluetooth stack to a pristine state.
Repair Options
Clears the core Bluetooth daemon and bonding databases. Safely resolves most pairing conflicts.
Clears the Network Stack and performs a hardware-level radio reset.
Experimental OEM Quirks
Highly aggressive OEM-specific workarounds. These alter core system battery behaviors and may impact device battery life.
Disables the Doze standby mode which MIUI/HyperOS sometimes uses to suspend the Bluetooth service, causing lag.
Clears the proprietary battery app data, a common fix for Bluetooth instability on OxygenOS post-updates.
terminal Terminal
Waiting for action...