ReLSPosed is a Zygisk Xposed framework that uses LSPlant to hook Android Runtime methods for compatible Xposed modules on Android 8.1–16.
Xposed Hooks Through Zygisk
The release package includes a manager and a runtime framework for module scopes.
Xposed APIs
Supports legacy Xposed-style hooks through an LSPlant-based runtime.
Scoped modules
The manager controls which packages receive installed Xposed modules.
Debug build
A separate debug archive is available for diagnostics and issue reports.
Runtime behavior
ReLSPosed injects through Zygisk and uses LSPlant to intercept Java methods in memory. The framework can run modules written for the established Xposed API; individual modules still depend on the Android version and the structure of the target app. The v1.0.2 notes add injection and dex2oat hardening, improve KernelSU allowlist handling, and add a recommended-targets action.
Requirements
The upstream README documents Android 8.1 through 16 and Magisk 26 or newer for installation. Version 1.0.2 also includes KernelSU integration code and release-note support for the KernelSU supercall. The authors say it works better with ReZygisk. APatch and KernelSU Next are not separately documented for this release.
Installation
- Prepare Magisk 26 or newer with a compatible Zygisk implementation.
- Install the release archive from the root manager's module page.
- Reboot and open the ReLSPosed manager from its notification.
- Enable only the intended Xposed modules and review each module's package scope.
Compatibility and troubleshooting
Use the normal release archive for daily use; the debug build is intended to capture actionable logs. If a scoped application crashes, disable that Xposed module first and reboot before changing the framework itself. Upstream requests bug reports against the latest debug build.