Download CheatDroid

Your download should start by itself. If it doesn’t, tap here for the CheatDroid APK.

CheatDroid isn’t on Google Play, so you install the APK yourself. It needs Android 7 or newer, and root to open other apps’ data. On Android 6 or older this page hands you 2.5.5 instead, the last version that runs there.

Installing it

1. Open the file from your browser’s downloads.
2. Android asks whether your browser may install apps. Allow it. On Android 7 the switch is called Unknown sources and sits under Settings > Security.
3. Tap Install, open CheatDroid, and grant root when Magisk asks.

Updating from 2.x

Install 4.0 over the old version without uninstalling it first. Your settings stay, and a Pro license you entered in 2.x carries over by itself. From 4.0 on, the app tells you when there’s a new version.

Is installing an APK safe?

Allowing it is. What you install decides the rest: a tampered APK is dangerous wherever it comes from, and plenty of mirror sites hand out modified copies of root apps. Get CheatDroid from this page only. Every release is signed with the same key, which is also why Android lets 4.0 replace 2.x.

To check a copy you got somewhere else: if it’s this version, its SHA-256 matches the one in the table. Whatever version it is, apksigner verify --print-certs from the Android SDK has to show the certificate in the table. A different one means someone took the app apart and signed it again, and that’s what the “Pro unlocked” copies on mirror sites are. The plain copies there are 2.x builds, years old.

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