Official TWRP App

Team Win LLC

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About this app

TWRP - Team Win Recovery Project

Official app developed by Team Win for TWRP. Use the app to alert you when new TWRP versions are released for your device. When a new version is available, download it using the app and install it (root users only) without rebooting to recovery.

You can find a brief guide and more details about the app here:
https://twrp.me/app/

The Official TWRP App does not require root to perform version checking, however, additional features are available such as image flashing if you grant root permissions.

Currently the app is only able to flash images from internal storage. We will add the ability to use additional storage locations very soon!

We will be developing additional features in the near future, so check back often!

Please do not ask us to add TWRP support for your device. We simply do not have access to all of the devices or the developer resource to port your device for you. You can port your own device here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1943625

Ratings and reviews

Subscribing did absolutely nothing and the app still treats it as if I'm not subscribed. I double checked, and the Play Store confirms the subscription. Reloading (even forced) does nothing. It won't even let me select the file. Entirely broken as far as I can tell other than it opening the browser to download the image (which it shouldn't be doing).

I've tried installing it on my Poco X6. Crashed every time I tried to run it. Reinstalled 3 or 4 times. I then remembered it can be installed from within TWRP itself. Same crashes. But... I had 30 or 40 internet and settings shortcuts on my phone, and it wiped every one of them. I could not believe it. I will never ever think again about installing that thing!

I have flashed many phones in various ways and it's easy. This app makes it ten times more complicated than it needs to be. I thought this would do the simple task of recognising the phone and download the appropriate image. It doesn't. You have to manually select everything the same as the website. In fact you are redirected to the website and forced to use Chrome browser rather than the system default. Then it won't flash the image properly. Ended up found out the usual way which is much simpler. Totally pointless app taking up space and collecting personal information.

What's new

Updates for Android Q storage permissions.