AshLooper
A module designed to prevent boot loops caused by problematic modules installed via KernelSU or Magisk on Android devices.
Install / Use
/learn @RipperHybrid/AshLooperREADME
AshReXcue - Bootloop Protector
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AshReXcue (formerly AshLooper) is a sophisticated, open-source boot protection module designed for Magisk, KernelSU, APatch, and their various Forks.
Unlike basic protectors that blindly disable all modules during a bootloop, AshReXcue utilizes Smart Differential Analysis to identify and target only the problematic modules. It features a fully interactive, locally hosted WebUI Dashboard for managing your protection parameters, reviewing boot logs, and configuring system behaviors—offering a completely local experience with no cumbersome login processes or external dependencies.
📚 Read The Full Feature Documentation
✨ Core Architecture
| Category | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| 🛡️ Smart Detection | Differential tracking detects exactly what changed since the last successful boot to isolate bad modules, backed by active SystemUI crash monitoring. |
| 💻 Interactive WebUI | A self-hosted localhost dashboard (V2.5) featuring FAB navigation, color-coded logs, and long-press haptic settings controls. |
| 🔒 Secure Environment | Built-in security measures including dynamic port generation, session timeouts, and strict zero-escape hash-based local authentication. |
| ⚙️ Customizable Logic | Highly configurable thresholds, dynamic stability timeframes, and intelligent crash-reboot cycling to suit your setup. |
| 📝 Module Access Control | A dedicated Whitelist Manager with swipe-gesture UI to protect essential system modules from automated lockdowns. |
📥 Installation
Install via your preferred root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch).
The module features an interactive installation process. Follow the on-screen prompts using your device's physical volume keys or touch screen (if supported) to configure your baseline protection settings.
General Controls (VSKL):
- Vol+ / Screen Touch = Select / Next Option
- Vol- = Confirm Selection
Note: All settings configured during installation can be modified dynamically at any time via the WebUI or the local command menu.
🖥️ Accessing the Dashboard & Action Menu
AshReXcue features an interactive CLI-based Action Menu powered by VSKL (Volume & Screen Key Listener). This serves as the central hub for managing the module. From this 4-option menu, you can securely launch the WebUI on localhost, add/remove modules from your Whitelist, or safely exit.
You can access this menu dynamically based on your root manager:
Method 1: Root Manager UI (KernelSU / APatch)
Simply tap the "WebUI" or "Action" button directly within your module manager application to spawn the interactive menu.
Method 2: Magisk & Universal
Tap the "Action" button directly within the Magisk module menu. This seamlessly executes the module's built-in action.sh script, launching the interactive Action Menu right on your screen.
📂 Important Notices
[!TIP] Mirrors & Updates
- Primary: GitHub Releases
- Mirror: GitLab Repository
[!WARNING] Compatibility Do not use this module alongside other bootloop protectors (e.g., standard Magisk Bootloop Saver). They will conflict and may cause severe boot issues.
🤝 Credits
- jq Binary – jqlang.org - The engine behind the JSON differential analysis.
- Cloudflare – Pages - Reliable hosting infrastructure.
👤 Author
- AshBorn - @RipperHybrid
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🛡️ AshReXcue<br> Your friendly neighborhood root savior.
</div>Built by AshBorn<br> I put the ‘pro’ in procrastinate 🙂
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