WiFi Password Manager

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Simple app using Shizuku to manage & view saved Wi-Fi passwords

WiFi Password Manager

An Android application for managing saved WiFi network passwords using privileged system access through Shizuku or root access.

Key Features

View Saved Networks: Display all configured WiFi networks with their passwords
Show Connected WiFi: Display the currently connected WiFi network, highlighted and pinned to the top of the list
Connect/Disconnect/Forget WiFi: Connect/disconnect/forget WiFi networks directly from the app
Search & Copy: Find networks with real-time search and securely copy passwords
Network Notes: Add custom notes to WiFi networks
Import/Export: Export/import WiFi configurations as JSON, with optional GZip compression and encryption
Forget All Networks: Remove all saved WiFi networks at once
Auto-Persist Ephemeral Networks: Automatically save temporary WiFi networks to make them permanent
Quick Settings Tile: Toggle auto-persist feature directly from Quick Settings panel
Material Design 3: Modern UI with dynamic theming and dark/light mode support
Privileged Access: Uses Shizuku or root access for system-level WiFi management

Screenshots

List screen Search screen Settings screen

Requirements

Android 11 (API 30) or higher
For system-level WiFi management: Shizuku or root access

Optional Permissions

ACCESS_WIFI_STATE: Access information about WiFi networks
ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION: Required by Android for certain WiFi information
ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION: Required by Android alongside fine location

These permissions are only needed for the Show Connected WiFi feature when you do not have Shizuku or root access. With Shizuku or root access, the feature works without any permissions.

Installation

Technical Stack

Architecture

MVVM Pattern: Clean separation of concerns
Jetpack Compose: Modern declarative UI framework
Kotlin Coroutines: Asynchronous programming
Koin: Dependency injection

Key Libraries

Jetpack Compose: UI framework
Material 3: Design system
Navigation3: App navigation
WorkManager: Background task scheduling
DataStore: Settings persistence
Kotlinx Serialization: JSON handling
FileKit: File operations
Shizuku: Privileged API access
libsu: Root access support
HiddenApiBypass: Bypasses hidden API restrictions

Security & Privacy

App Lock: Protect access with biometric authentication or device credentials
Secure Screen: Prevents screenshots and screen recording when enabled
Local Storage: All data remains on your device
No Network Access: App doesn't connect to the internet
Sensitive Data Protection: Clipboard operations marked as sensitive

Verification

To verify the authenticity of downloaded APK files, you can check the SHA-256 certificate fingerprint using apksigner:

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Acknowledgments

Shizuku Team: For providing the framework for privileged API access
Android Open Source Project: For the underlying WiFi management APIs

Disclaimer

This app is designed for AOSP-based ROMs. Custom ROMs or operating systems with heavily modified Android frameworks may not be fully supported or compatible.
Use at your own risk. I'm not responsible for any misuse or damage caused by this application.

How Shizuku is used

Can view saved Wi-Fi passwords, connect, disconnect, forget and import networks via `IWifiManager` through Shizuku.

This is an AI-assisted analysis of Shizuku-related usages in the app's public source code. It is best effort, so it may not catch every single usage.

How this app uses Shizuku

Shizuku lets the app use the system Wi-Fi service with shell privileges to manage saved networks and their passwords.

View saved passwords: the saved network list, including passwords and security details, is loaded through the privileged Wi-Fi service and shown for browsing, searching, copying and exporting.
Show current connection: the currently connected network name is read from the system connection info and used to highlight the active network and connection status.
Connect to networks: a saved network selected in the list is connected through the privileged Wi-Fi service, with success or failure shown in the app.
Disconnect from Wi-Fi: the current Wi-Fi connection is disconnected through the privileged Wi-Fi service from the network list.
Import saved networks: network files chosen by the user are restored as system Wi-Fi configurations through the privileged add or update operation, then refreshed in the list.
Forget saved networks: a single saved network or all saved networks can be removed from the system Wi-Fi configurations through the privileged remove operation.
Keep temporary networks: temporary and suggestion based networks are converted into saved networks through the privileged add or update operation by periodic background work.