Your Android, Your Way
Androidacy builds the apps and Magisk modules that make customizing Android simple, whether that means a couple of core tweaks or a complete makeover. Millions of people already use them.
About Androidacy
Androidacy is a team of Android enthusiasts who think customizing your phone should not require a weekend of forum archaeology. We build apps that handle the hard parts for you, and Magisk modules: nifty little zips that can change your device in almost any way you can think of.
We back developers too, with distribution and revenue sharing that make publishing here worth it. Everything we ship gets tested before it reaches you. We’re also independent in the old-fashioned sense: our own servers, AI on hardware we own, a captcha we built ourselves. Privacy here is structural, not a policy page: the data our AI and anti-abuse systems touch never leaves our infrastructure, and AndroidacyAttest checks that you’re human without checking who you are. Ads keep the platform and apps free, but if you’d rather Google never knew you were here, any paid plan removes them.
Our Apps & Tools
Module Manager (AMM)
Our flagship, rebuilt from scratch as a fully native app. It works with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch, helps you find modules worth installing, and tells you when they update. Version 3.2.0 lands soon with a Material 3 Expressive uplift and serious performance work.
Font Manager
Pick a font, preview it on your device, apply it. Works with our library or any font file you have downloaded yourself, all in a clean MD3 interface. On major app stores now.
Downloads Center
Customization tools, games, and resources, curated rather than dumped. Developers who publish here reach a wider audience and earn revenue share on favorable terms.
The Magisk Modules Repository
The repository covers everything from cosmetic changes to performance tuning, and every module in it was chosen by a person, not an algorithm. It supports Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch. The redesigned interface loads pages 3 to 5 times faster than the old one, and it finally feels right on a phone.
Help Shape What We Ship
Beta testers get the newest Module Manager builds and early looks at things like the redesigned repository interface. What ships, and how, is shaped by what testers report.
Latest From Our Blog
The latest in Android, plus updates on our apps and what we’re thinking about.

Why We Left Cloudflare and Hetzner, and What Else Is New at Androidacy
Over the past few months we have left Cloudflare and Hetzner, moved our AI workloads onto our own hardware, built a captcha from scratch, taken over our own subscription billing, and prepared major updates to Font Manager and the Androidacy Module Manager. Almost none of that produced a visible feature. All of it changes how…

Underneath all the AI noise, Google I/O 2026 shipped Android 17, Wear OS 7, and the end of ChromeOS
Last year Google put a counter on the keynote stage at I/O. Every time an exec said “AI,” it ticked up, and by the closing minutes it had landed on 92, down from the 121 it hit in 2024. This year there was no counter, no slide, no self-deprecating tally. Pichai opened by announcing Google…

Googlebook is the ChromeOS-Android merge Google would not confirm
Google replaces the Chromebook in all but name, brokers a wireless iOS migration deal with Apple, and finally gives a wellbeing feature some teeth. The Android Show: I/O Edition 2026 recap. Google announced Googlebook today at The Android Show 2026: I/O Edition, a new category of Android-based laptops shipping this fall with Acer, Asus, Dell,…
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The conversation is already happening in our Telegram and on /r/Androidacy: setups, fixes, and the occasional argument about which kernel is best. It’s also the best place to ask for help or tell us what we should build next. We read it. Join in.
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Three plans, honestly named. Ad Free removes ads and does nothing else. Pro adds unlimited downloads with no wait times, custom themes including AMOLED, smarter recommendations, higher-quality translations, and fewer captchas. Ultra is Pro plus early access to new features, ticketed support, and members-only spaces. Subscriptions are what keep all of this running.