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Shizu Tools

github.com/legendsayantan/ShizuTools APIs & Databases Open-source projectOpen source

Control Android system features with ShizuTools, including tools for uninstalling system apps through Shizuku.

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github.com/legendsayantan/ShizuTools
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About Shizu Tools

Shizu Tools is an open-source project for Android that provides a set of tools for changing system behavior beyond what Android normally allows. Its homepage describes the tools as controlling Android system features through Shizuku. The project includes tools for uninstalling system apps and bloatware, unlocking premium content from the Oppo, Realme, and OnePlus theme store, allowing multiple media apps to play at once, setting independent volume for each app, downgrading apps without uninstalling them, and enforcing picture-in-picture mode. It also includes shell tools for running raw ADB commands, including one that lets other apps send ADB commands through intent requests.

The project is described as still in development. The maintainer notes that responses to suggestions and bug reports may be slow. The repository is licensed under GPL-3.0, and the license restricts distribution: modified or original copies must not be distributed without source code or a reference to the original source, and publishing to app stores without permission is forbidden. The LookBack tool does not work on all devices.

Key features

  • Debloater uninstalls system apps and bloatware, with app information from UAD
  • ThemePatcher unlocks premium content from the Oppo, Realme, and OnePlus theme store
  • MixedAudio plays multiple media apps at the same time or mutes specific apps
  • SoundMaster provides independent volume control for each app and multiple audio outputs
  • LookBack downgrades apps without uninstalling them, on supported devices only
  • UniversalPip enforces picture-in-picture mode for apps that do not support it
Best for: Android users who are comfortable working with Shizuku and want more control over system apps, audio, or window behavior.
Good for
  • Open source under the GPL-3.0 license, with source code in a public repository
  • Bundles several separate system-control tools in one project
  • Accepts feature suggestions, bug reports, and contributions from the public
Watch out for
  • The project is still being developed
  • LookBack does not work on all devices
  • The maintainer states that responses may be slow due to a busy schedule

Shizu Tools at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Android
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026
open sourceandroidapi

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Shizu Tools FAQ

Is Shizu Tools still being developed?
Yes. The homepage states that the app is still being developed and invites suggestions, bug reports, and contributions.
Can I redistribute Shizu Tools or a modified version?
The license prohibits distributing the software, original or modified, to any platform without its source code or a reference to the original source. Publishing it to app stores without permission is also forbidden.
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