About MMRL
MMRL is an Android manager for custom repositories of root-system modules. It can manage multiple repositories, search modules, and show which modules are installed or have updates available. Module pages can include configurable settings, covers, screenshots, verification information, and dependencies. Users can customize repository paths and use a playground for testing module configuration pages. The app supports root managers including Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch, and can manage up to five repositories. It requires root access and cannot function as a module manager on an unrooted device. Installing additional modules requires a separate command-line tool, so MMRL’s repository and module-browsing interface is part of a larger rooted-device workflow rather than a standalone installer. MMRL uses a Jetpack Compose and Material Design 3 interface. It is intended for users already managing rooted Android systems who need to load and inspect custom module repositories. Compatibility depends on the chosen root manager and the configuration of module paths on the device.
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