Game cheats for rooted Android
Your games keep score in a file. Change the file.
Coins, lives, unlocked levels. Most offline games write them into plain preferences or a small database on your phone, and CheatDroid opens those files for any app you have installed. Try it on the game next to this text.Try it on the game below.
Android 7+ · root for other apps’ data · free, 3 edits a day · Pro $14.87 once
COIN RUSH
- Golden sword5,000 coins
- Extra life300 coins
Not enough coins. Again.
- longlast_bonus1792065600
tap coins
Unlock Pro
You’ve used today’s free edits. Pro has no daily limit.
- Edit preferences and text files as often as you like
- Edit SQLite, DataStore & hex, not just view them
- Edit and freeze values in memory
The free edits on this page come back when you reload it. In the app they come back at midnight.
Memory
Some games never write it down.
Health in a fight usually lives in memory and is gone when the game closes. The scanner finds it the way you’d find anything you can’t name: search for the number you see, let it change, search for the new one, and repeat until one address is left. Then set it, or freeze it so the game can’t lower it again.
- Scan for the HP you see.
- Take a hit. Tap = new value.
- One result left? Set it, or freeze it.
Scanning is free. Changing memory is part of Pro in the app; on this page it isn’t.
DUNGEON DASH
Type the HP you see and scan.
Network
And some keep it on a server.
If an online game keeps your coins on its server, nothing on your phone changes them, and anybody who tells you otherwise is selling something. The capture shows what a game sends and what comes back, so you know which kind of game you have before you spend an evening on it.
Then replay any request with your own edits. Whatever the server takes without checking, it trusts the phone for; whatever it refuses, it keeps for itself. Try the daily bonus twice.
Encrypted traffic is only readable when the app accepts CheatDroid’s certificate, and the app inspector tells you whether it will before you start.
Also in there
Everything an app keeps on the phone, opened.
SQLite
Any app’s databases, table by table. Change a cell, add a row, delete one.
DataStore
Newer apps keep preferences in DataStore instead of XML. Same editor, same types.
Hex editor
For the save file nothing else opens.
Files
Every file in an app’s private folder. Export a copy before you experiment, put it back when the game crashes.
App inspector
Activities you can launch directly, permissions you can toggle, intents, the build config, and keys someone forgot in the APK.
Floating overlay
The memory scanner on top of the running game, so you don’t have to switch apps between hits.
Logcat
One app’s log, filtered, while it runs.
Without root
With Shizuku you can still open the data of your own debuggable builds. Other apps stay locked.
Root
It needs root, and that’s not a technicality.
Android keeps every app’s data private from every other app. That’s the security model doing its job, and no app gets around it without root. With Magisk, CheatDroid asks once and then reads and writes like the game itself. Without root it can still show you an app’s manifest, permissions and activities.
Free and Pro
Try everything. Pay when you want more than three edits a day.
Free
- Opens and shows everything: preferences, databases, files, memory, traffic
- 3 saved edits a day to preferences and text files
- Memory scanning, capture with body previews
- No ads, no account
Pro $14.87 once
- No daily limit
- Writing SQLite, DataStore and hex; importing, creating and deleting files
- Setting and freezing memory
- Full request and response bodies, copy as cURL
- Launching activities, toggling permissions, the full keys in the APK scan
- Five devices, no subscription
Bought Pro for 2.x? The key works in 4.0, and installing over the old version picks it up on its own.
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