MMRL

Der_Googler

About this app

MMRL (Magisk Module Repo Loader) is the decentralized, feature-rich module manager built for the modern Android modding enthusiast.

Tired of fragmented repositories and limited functionality? MMRL brings all your customization needs into one intuitive, powerful app. Seamlessly browse, install, and manage modules from multiple sources—including the official Magisk Module Alt Repo, KernelSU Repository, and any custom repo you choose!

Designed with Jetpack Compose and the latest Material Design 3, MMRL offers a sleek, fast, and stable experience that complements your rooted device.

Key Features
• Universal Compatibility: Full support for your favorite root solutions: Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch.
• Decentralized Repo Management: Add and manage custom module repositories alongside pre-loaded official sources.
• Intuitive Interface: Browse categories, search, filter, and discover modules with a smooth, modern UI.
• Bulk Install: Select and install multiple modules simultaneously.
• Local Installer: Easily install modules stored on your device.
• Direct Download: Download module zips for manual flashing.
• Advanced Management: Enable, disable, or uninstall modules directly from the app.
• Safety & Transparency: View detailed module information, check dependencies, and access changelogs before installing.
• Open Source: Built by the community, for the community. Contributions and transparency are at the core of MMRL.

Requirements
• Your device must be rooted using Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch.
• MMRL is a module installer/manager and does not provide root access itself.

Take control of your rooted device. Download MMRL today!

Ratings and reviews

This app makes getting modules a lot easier. It even has warnings for questionable Magisk Modules and allows you to add your own Repositories. I wish the app and Devs the best and hope they keep up the good work.

Seems good for an initial launch. Just one issue I have faced: When I add repository, it still shows the + sign to add it. If you tap it, then 2 of the same repos are visible yet the + sign is still visible along with the repo name. Maybe just remove the name from the available repo lists when one is added.

The best app for root. Like an Google Play but for root