LSPosed for Android

What LSPosed Does

LSPosed is an open, Riru-based module that enables ART-level hooking on Android devices. Built on top of the YAHFA hooking engine, it exposes an API that mirrors the familiar Xposed interface, making it straightforward for users and developers to migrate modules or write new ones. The framework is intended to let you intercept and modify behavior inside both system and third-party apps.

Compatibility and Supported Releases

LSPosed targets a range of modern Android builds and is known to work with:

• Android 12 Developer Preview 2
• Android 11
• Android 10
• Android 9 (Pie)
• Android 8.1 (Oreo)

Key Capabilities

• Provides an Xposed-like API so existing modules can be adapted with minimal changes.
• Lets developers hook methods and alter runtime behavior across apps and system services.
• Designed for stability on newer Android runtimes, extending beyond its original Pie focus.
• Useful for customizing device behavior, enabling tweaks and features not available out of the box.

Suggested Alternative

• Hide My Applist — Free: a recommended option if you’re looking specifically to conceal or manage visible apps rather than implementing hooks at the ART level.