Root Check

Maple Media

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

Got root or a custom ROM? Root Check will let you know if your Android is rooted for root access and custom ROM installation. Made with 100% pure Android love for root users!

NOTE: Root Check does not root your device and does not modify any system files. The sole purpose of the app is to check whether or not a device has root access. It also provides helpful information about root and ROMs for Android.

Root Check is a great root checker tool for anyone who is interested in becoming, or is a root Android user.

Features Include:
* Provides a helpful root & custom ROM guide
* Learn root terminology, such as fastboot, flash, ROM
* Frequently asked questions
* Everything you need to get your root journey started!

And of course, Root Check is one sexy beast of an app! 😉

Thank you for using Root Check for your root needs! We’re always open to thoughts on how we can improve.

⚡Questions, Feedback, or Suggestions?
Email us at [e-mail]

⚡Privacy Policy:
www.maplemedia.io/privacy

Ratings and reviews

[Edit] Unfortunately, the app is now ridden with heavily obtrusive ads: Fullscreen ad in every tap of a tab. I could've let it pass if it only had ad cards in-between or at the end of the page, but… Disappointing… The following still holds true for its non-ad portion though. [Original] Straight to the point, well-polished, and very informative! This root-check app deserves more attention and needs to get up Google Play search results. Best root-check app among root-checking apps I've tried.

The ads, WOW. This is a solid app, but the adds are out of control. Fullscreen, unskippable video ads with very difficult to press close buttons open literally every time you change a menu. Looks like it's worth the .99c to just buy it outright, but I can't support anyone using ads this aggressively.

I'm going to put 3-stars here for now but I'm willing to change that pending info I receive from the author. I just installed this app from a link in another of the author's app called BuildPropEditor that I learned about via an XDA article explaining how to increate the my phone's volume steps. I have an Essential PH-1 updated to the latest Pie build (Aug 2019) When I load Root Check, it identifies my phone as an Essential PH-1 and says I'm running Android 9 (Oreo). My question is, why does it say Oreo when I'm actually running Pie? This makes me question the validity of the rest of this application.

What's new

Here's a quick new update for you superusers! ⚡️

This release includes:
- Small but significant changes for app optimization
- Minor bug fixes for improved user experience

Glad you're enjoying Root Check! Have any questions or feedback? Email us at [e-mail]