Advanced Power Menu

A modern, fully-customizable Advanced Power Menu for rooted Android devices (Magisk). It hooks in at OS level: the moment you long-press the power button and Android's stock power dialog appears, it is automatically replaced by a beautiful, root-powered menu that exposes every reboot mode your device supports — Recovery, Bootloader, Fastboot, Soft Reboot, Safe Mode and more. Works even on the lock screen, with no extra taps.

This project is made by github.com/X-croot.

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✨ Features

• Automatic, deep integration (no extra button): an AccessibilityService detects the system power dialog and draws the custom menu on top of the System UI as a system-level overlay (TYPE_ACCESSIBILITY_OVERLAY) — it appears over everything, including the lock screen.
• Root powered by libsu — the official root library from the Magisk author (topjohnwu). Fast, persistent, reliable su.
• All reboot modes & power actions: Power Off, Reboot, Recovery, Bootloader, Fastboot, Soft Reboot, Safe Mode, Screenshot, Lock Screen.
• In-app power operations and power-button triggered — both routed through the same engine.
• Full customization, saved automatically (SharedPreferences): enable/disable any action, accent color, haptic feedback.
• Themes: Light, Dark, Monochrome.
• Languages: 🇬🇧 English · 🇹🇷 Türkçe · 🇷🇺 Русский (easily extensible).
• Quick Settings tile as an optional manual trigger (reuses the lock-screen overlay).
• Extensible architecture: add a capability by appending one PowerAction; add a language by dropping a values-xx/strings.xml folder.
• Clean Kotlin + Material 3 (Material You) codebase with ViewBinding.

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📱 Requirements

• Android 7.0 (API 24) or newer.
• A rooted device — Magisk recommended. Grant root when prompted.

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🚀 Build (Android Studio)

1. Open Android Studio (Hedgehog or newer).
2. File → Open and select the project root folder AdvancedPowerMenu/.
3. Let Gradle sync. It uses AGP 8.5.2 / Kotlin 1.9.24 / Gradle 8.7 and pulls libsu from JitPack (already configured in settings.gradle).
4. Connect your rooted device and press Run ▶, or Build → Build APK(s).

The Gradle wrapper JAR is intentionally not bundled — Android Studio regenerates it on first sync. From the CLI, run gradle wrapper once with a local Gradle install.

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🧩 First-time setup on device (one time only)

1. Install & open the app; grant root when Magisk prompts.
2. Tap Enable Accessibility Service and turn on Advanced Power Menu. (Android requires the user to flip this switch once — it's what lets the app sit over the System UI. Some ROMs also ask to allow "restricted setting".)
3. Done. Now long-press the power button anywhere — the custom menu takes over the stock one, even on the lock screen.

Optional: add the Power Menu Quick Settings tile for a manual trigger.

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🏗️ Project structure

app/src/main/java/com/xcroot/advancedpowermenu/
├── App.kt                            # Application: libsu config + locale + theme
├── MainActivity.kt                   # Settings / customization screen
├── PowerMenuAccessibilityService.kt  # Detects the stock power dialog, replaces it
├── PowerMenuOverlay.kt               # System-level overlay window (lock-screen ready)
├── PowerMenuActivity.kt              # In-app / preview power menu
├── PowerMenuTileService.kt           # Quick Settings tile trigger
├── PowerActionAdapter.kt             # Grid adapter for the menu
├── PowerAction.kt                    # Data-driven action list (extend here)
├── RootUtils.kt                      # libsu root shell helper
├── Prefs.kt                          # Persistent customization storage
├── ThemeHelper.kt                    # Light / Dark / Monochrome
└── LocaleHelper.kt                   # en / tr / ru localization

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🌍 Adding a new language

1. Create app/src/main/res/values-<code>/strings.xml (e.g. values-de).
2. Add the code to LocaleHelper.supported and its display name in MainActivity.setupLanguageSelector().

➕ Adding a new power action

Append a PowerAction(...) to PowerAction.all in PowerAction.kt with its title, icon and root command(s). It appears in the menu and the settings toggles automatically.

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⚠️ Notes & disclaimer

• Detecting the stock power dialog uses a heuristic that matches AOSP and most OEM ROMs (com.android.systemui global-actions). If your ROM names it differently, tune isStockPowerDialog() in PowerMenuAccessibilityService.kt.
• All power / reboot / safe-mode operations run as root. Use responsibly — the author is not liable for any data loss or device issues.

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© 2026 — Built by github.com/X-croot