NeoZygisk is a Zygote injection module, implemented via ptrace, that provides Zygisk API support for APatch and KernelSU. It also functions as a powerful replacement for Magisk’s built-in Zygisk.
Alright, let’s talk Android roots and modules. If you’ve been in the game for a while, you know the drill: you find an incredible Magisk module, get all excited, and then… it requires Zygisk. If you’re running KernelSU or APatch, that’s usually a hard stop. It’s frustrating, like having a key that almost fits the lock.
That’s the entire problem NeoZygisk solves. In simple terms, it’s a genius workaround. It’s a module that performs Zygote injection, implemented via ptrace, which is just a fancy way of saying it gently tricks your system into thinking it has the full Zygisk environment. It creates a compatibility layer, providing that essential Zygisk API support for APatch and KernelSU that we’ve all been missing. It’s the bridge between two awesome worlds.
Why Need for NeoZygisk
Remember the last time you had to choose between system stability and your favorite mods? Maybe you loved KernelSU’s kernel-level approach but missed your banking app-hiding module. I’ve totally been there, and it’s a crummy feeling.
You shouldn’t have to pick your root method based on module compatibility. That’s the core “why.” NeoZygisk ends that dilemma. It’s for anyone who wants the cutting-edge features of APatch or the robust stability of KernelSU but refuses to give up the massive ecosystem of Zygisk modules. It’s about finally having your cake and eating it too, without your phone freaking out.
The Features That Make It a Must-Have
So, what makes NeoZygisk so good? It’s not some janky, half-bashed script. It’s a properly developed tool with some killer features:
- Full NeoZygisk Compatibility: It doesn’t cut corners. It offers full API support, meaning the vast majority of your favorite Zygisk modules will run without you even knowing the difference.
- Incredibly Easy Installation: Don’t let the powerful functionality scare you. The developers have ensured an easy installation process that often takes just a minute inside your chosen root manager.
- Massive Device Support: Whether you’re on Android 12 or ready for Android 16, you’re covered. Its compatibility from Android 12–16 is a huge deal for folks with newer devices.
- It’s Future-Proof: The devs are on it. You get regular updates for new versions of Android and the root frameworks, so you won’t be left stranded after the next security patch.
- Universal Root Harmony: This is its party trick. It offers flawless KernelSU integration, full support for the APatch framework, and maintains seamless Magisk module support. It’s the ultimate peacemaker.
- Rock-Solid Performance: By creating a standardized environment, it actually contributes to improved root management stability. Fewer conflicts mean a smoother, happier phone.
In a nutshell, NeoZygisk is the ultimate enabler. It’s the tool that finally lets you choose your root method based on what’s best for your device, not just what’s best for your module list.
Configuration
To configure the DenyList for a specific application, use the appropriate setting within your root management app:
- For APatch/KernelSU: Enable the Umount modules option for your target application.
- For Magisk: Use the Configure DenyList menu.
Changelog
- 🚀 Added support for KernelSU Next! You can now use NeoZygisk with com.rifsxd.ksunext.
- 🛡️ Patched detection points in LSPlt. We’ve addressed some recently discovered detection methods.
- 🔧 Fixed a kernel exploit. A detection point related to a ptrace_message bug in Linux kernels prior to v6.1 has been resolved.
- 💥 Corrected a Zygote crash. We’ve fixed an issue where module overlays could cause Zygote to crash.
