Shizuku allows normal apps to use system APIs directly with elevated privileges using ADB on non-rooted devices. This list compiles a few apps that are known to make use of Shizuku's capabilities.
More details: https://shizuku.rikka.app/
Pull requests are welcome. See Contributing for hints. Closed-source apps are listed in a separate file. See below for details.
Note
To stay up-to-date with this list, you can check the daily changelogs.
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This list is now available as an open-source app store for Android called ShizuStore. 
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- Apps
- Shizuku implementations
- AI agents
- Android Auto
- Android TV
- Audio
- Automation
- Communication
- Customization
- Development utilities
- Device Owner (DPM)
- Display management
- Entertainment
- File management
- Games
- Input methods
- Installer & app stores
- Miscellaneous
- Network
- Patching
- Power management
- Privacy
- Productivity
- Quick settings
- Software management
- Task manager
- Terminals
- Vendor-specific
- Closed-source apps
- Unlisted apps
- Development libraries
- Miscellaneous content
- Rish shell
- Annotations
- License
Note
The official Shizuku app by RikkaApps has not been updated in over a year and is currently broken on Android 17. Below, you can find forks of Shizuku with new features and fixes.
You should uninstall your current Shizuku version before installing any of the replacements below, otherwise, you may run into installation conflicts.
- Porter - Minimal, maintained Shizuku fork that gives apps ADB access with optional root, plus a compatibility companion for Shizuku-only apps