Kitsune Mask has been discontinued. Similar apps include Magisk, which is free and open source. Other options are KernelSU Next, KernelSU, SukiSU-Ultra and APatch. In total there are seven Android Root Managers like Kitsune Mask for Android.
Offers systemless root access for Android, enabling non-permanent system modifications, module management, property editing, hiding root from SafetyNet, bypassing integrity and bank checks, Magic Mount, MagiskSU, with an open-source codebase and advanced partition handling.
Taiwan
Kernel-based Android root with Non-GKI 4.x-5.4 LTS, GKI 5.10-6.6 support, dynamic Magic Mount or OverlayFS, module and SU allowlist backup, customizable image sizes, bulk installation, frequent updates, redesigned UI, automatic app updates, and hosts file hiding.
Bangladesh
Kernel-based Android root solution running inside the Linux kernel, offering enhanced access control, permission customization, pluggable metamodule system, systemless modifications via overlayfs, open-source licensing, and security-focused root privilege management.
Hong Kong
Kernel-based root access for Android prioritising security, customisation, and performance, supporting non-GKI and Pre-GKI kernels, advanced kernel modules, Magic Mount enhancements, and web-based management for flexible device control. Designed for regular updates.
China
Kernel-level Android rooting with advanced root access control, system and kernel patching, support for Magisk-like and custom code-injecting modules, inline and syscall-table hooking, enhanced concealment, and flexible module framework for system customization.
China
Android app for personal module repository management supporting Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch, bulk installs, dependency handling, analytics dashboard, file transparency, customizable pages, Edge-to-Edge UI, dynamic themes, and no ads or in-app purchases.
Germany
EU
Previously known as Fox's Magisk Module Manager (FoxMMM), this app helps users find, install "Magisk Modules" - powerful little zips/apps for your device that plug into the Magisk framework.
