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Frida Launcher 🚀
Effortlessly manage Frida server on Android devices and emulators with a single tap!

📋 Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Features
- What’s New in v12
- Screenshots
- Demo
- Requirements
- Installation
- Usage
- How It Works
- Contributing
- Acknowledgements
- Bonus Tip
⚠️ Important:
- Root access is mandatory on your device or emulator.
- A Superuser Manager app (e.g., Magisk, SuperSU) is required to grant root permissions.
Introduction
Manually setting up Frida server is a chore—pushing binaries, tweaking permissions, and juggling terminal commands eats up your time. Frida Launcher changes the game!
This lightweight Android app automates Frida server management with a clean, intuitive interface. Install, start, and monitor Frida with ease, so you can focus on what matters: security research and pentesting.
Say goodbye to:
- Manual adb push
and permission tweaks
- Architecture mismatches
- Terminal-based start/stop hassles
Frida Launcher handles it all with one-tap simplicity. 🔧
Features
- Device Insights: Detects your device architecture (e.g.,
arm64
) and Frida status (installed/running). - Version Picker: Choose from available Frida server versions in-app.
- One-Tap Install: Automatically downloads and sets up the right binary.
- Easy Controls: Start, stop, uninstall, or refresh with a single tap.
- Live Logging: View real-time Frida server logs with copy/clear options.
What’s New in v12
- 🎨 Modernized UI with polished icon.
- ⚙️ Custom Arguments Support for flexible Frida server tweaks.
- ⚡ Snappier Performance with optimized log handling.
Screenshots
Main Dashboard
NFC Challenge (with Objection)
Logs Panel
Demo
🎥 Demo video will be added soon!
Requirements
- Android Version: 7.0 Nougat (API 24) or higher
- USB Debugging: Enabled
- Internet Connection: Required for downloading Frida binaries
- Root Access: Mandatory
- Superuser Manager App: Installed (e.g., Magisk, Built from Source
# Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/thecybersandeep/Frida-Launcher
cd Frida-Launcher
# Build APK
./gradlew clean assembleDebug
# Or install directly
./gradlew installDebug
💡 Pro Tip: Open in Android Studio for a smoother build experience.
Usage
- Launch Frida Launcher.
- Grant Storage and Root (su) permissions via your Superuser Manager app.
- Tap Refresh to check Frida server status.
- Select a Frida version and tap Install.
- Hit Start to run the server.
- Use Stop or Uninstall as needed.
- Monitor real-time logs in the Logs Panel.
How It Works
Frida Launcher streamlines Frida server management with smart automation. Here’s the magic behind each action:
Action | Description |
---|---|
Refresh | Scans device architecture (e.g., arm64 ), checks Frida installation/running status, and updates the UI. |
Install | Downloads the correct Frida binary, places it in the right directory, and sets executable permissions (chmod +x ). |
Start | Runs the Frida server in the background using root (su ). Logs confirm successful startup. |
Stop | Kills the running Frida server process with root commands. |
Uninstall | Removes the Frida server binary from the device. |
Logs Panel | Streams live server logs with options to copy or clear. |
Custom Flags | Allows passing custom arguments (e.g., -D , -n ) to the Frida server. |
Help Dialogs | Flags info |
Smart UI Logic
- Buttons (Start, Stop, Uninstall) activate only when relevant.
- Install unlocks after selecting a version.
- Start enables post-installation.
- Stop activates only when the server is running.
- The UI auto-refreshes after actions like Stop or Uninstall to keep status accurate.
All actions are designed to prevent errors and ensure seamless server management.
Contributing
Got ideas or fixes? We’d love your input!
- Submit feedback or bug reports via Issues.
- Fork, tweak, and send a Pull Request.
Let’s make Frida Launcher even better! 🌟
Happy Hacking!
Bonus Tip
If you find Frida Launcher useful, please consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub!
Tool Information
Author
thecybersandeep
Project Added On
May 26, 2025
License
Open Source