Patches as plug-ins – for rooted devices
NexAlloyNext
An LSPosed module that applies patch bundles from any patch source. Block ads, strip tracking parameters and extend apps – without rebuilding APKs.
- Status
- Available
- Requires
- Android 8.1 or newer
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Package name
- dev.eno2.nexalloynext
Requirements: Root access · LSPosed (or another framework implementing libxposed API 101)
Features
What NexAlloyNext can do
Patch sources instead of built-in patches
Patches come as .nxb bundles from GitHub repositories or JSON URLs. Anyone can publish their own patches.
Preset source
“NexAlloy Patches” is preset – with patches for YouTube, YouTube Music, Spotify, Reddit, Instagram, X and more.
Stay up to date
Checks in the background for new versions of the module and of your patch sources and notifies you (can be turned off).
Block Play Store updates
Keeps the Play Store from silently updating a patched app – and releases it automatically once a patch recommends a newer version.
Build your own bundles
With a template and developer docs; the patcher API is modeled after Morphe.
Background
About NexAlloyNext
NexAlloyNext is NexAlloy rebuilt around plug-ins, much like Morphe – the module itself no longer contains any patches. Instead you install patch bundles from patch sources, so anyone can publish patches for NexAlloy from their own repository.
Getting started: install the APK from the latest release and enable the module in LSPosed. On the Patches tab, install the preset source, approve LSPosed’s scope request, pick an app, choose its patches and force-stop the app once – done.
The patches live in the sister project NexAlloyNext Patches.