System App Nuker

Take back control. Your device, your rules

Bloatware sucks. This module lets you disable pre-installed system apps and services that don’t serve you.

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Features

• Web-Based Interface – Manage apps through an intuitive WebUI
• Smart Categorization – See what's safe to remove and what's risky
• Universal Compatibility – Works with Magisk, KernelSU, and Apatch
• Bootloop Protection – Auto-disables before breaking your device
• Backup & Restore – Import/export app lists and restore removed apps
• Developer Mode – Advanced manual control for power users

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Getting Started

WebUI Access

KernelSU & Apatch: Built-in WebUI ready to use
Magisk: Use third-party apps like WebUI X or KSUWebUIStandalone (auto-installed if needed). Launch it from the action button

Key Functions

• Package Management – Import lists manually or from files, export for backup
• Restore Page – Bring back removed apps
• Developer Mode – Triple-tap the title for advanced whiteout creation (nuke almost anything in /system)

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Acknowledgements

This module was built on top of hard work from some very cool people.

• @backslashxx
  Massive shoutout for more than just the standalone mounting scripts and whiteout logic from mountify.
  A big chunk of the backend shell scripts in this module were either inspired by or directly adapted from his work.

• @KOWX712
  WebUI wizard. He made the frontend actually usable.
  Without this, you'd be staring at broken modals wondering why life suck.

• @KOWX712 (again!)
  Also the author of Tricky-Addon-Update-Target-List, which inspired parts of the module's approach to package handling and list manipulation.

• @j-hc
  Their work on zygisk-detach helped shape how the module handles app list.

• All other contributors
  From code tweaks to bug reports to random late-night suggestions: thank you.
  You helped shape this into something that doesn’t suck to use.

Appreciate all of you. You made the thing not suck.

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⚠️ Disclaimer

Yes, this is powerful. No, it does not come with training wheels.
Disabling critical system apps can:

• Break your phone
• Trigger boot loops
• Make you question all your life decisions

Maybe don’t go nuking half your system unless you’re absolutely sure it won’t end in regret and recovery mode.
You’ve been warned.