About OpenShift
OpenShift adjusts display color values through Android’s SurfaceFlinger compositor. The changes are applied at the system display level, allowing users to alter colors beyond ordinary app-level theme settings. The app requires root access, so it is intended for rooted Android devices. Color adjustments do not persist after a device reboot and must be applied again. The evidence also cautions that the app may not work on all devices, so compatibility depends on the device and its software. OpenShift is a narrow utility for users who want to modify display colors through SurfaceFlinger and have the root access required to do so. The supplied description does not specify which color channels or ranges can be changed, how settings are restored, or which devices have been tested. Its main practical limits are the need for root, uncertain device compatibility, and non-persistent settings.
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