
Root access to the kernel can be achieved simply by patching the Boot partition for reflashing. This solution is based on a non-parallel extended branch of APatch, with a primary focus on UI/UX design
FolkPatch is a Root management application built on KernelPatch. It combines a KernelPatch-based Root implementation, system and kernel module management, Lua plugins, Shizuku integration, and a configurable modern interface in one manager.
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FolkPatch provides:
The exact compatibility matrix and installation steps are available in the documentation.
APM provides a Magisk-like system module system with installation, removal, enable and disable controls, batch operations, and full backups.
KPM provides kernel module support for inline-hook and syscall-table-hook use cases, including automatic module loading.
APD plugins run Lua scripts in the apd lifecycle without modifying system files or injecting a kernel module. They support configuration, quick actions, background daemons, and persistent logs.
Plugin documentation:
The SuperKey has higher privileges than a normal Root session. A weak or exposed key can allow unauthorized control of the device. Use a strong key and keep it private.
English and Chinese are the reference languages. Translation corrections should be submitted only for the target language. New language contributions are welcome when the entire translated file is included in the pull request.
FolkPatch is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.
If you modify FolkPatch or integrate it into another project and distribute the result, the complete project must be released under GPLv3. Binary distributions must provide or promise complete, readable source code. The software is provided without warranty, and any violation terminates the GPLv3 grant.